Until recently, it was the No. 1 fishing port in terms of tonnage and value of catch.
By the 1720's, the port was second only to London in the amount and value of tonnage handled, according to Walter Licht, professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania.
To Bagehot's mind, speed in politics—especially when this actually means weight, measured by the tonnage of legislation tends to be valued too highly.
For example for the bioconcentration factor endpoint, only the simple classification (of bioaccumulative or not) is required for lower tonnage chemicals, while a continuous value is required for higher tonnage chemicals (above 100 tonnes/year).
The line fishery is the third most important fishery in South Africa in total tonnage landed and total economic value.
Once TCs are generated, each of them has a specific economic value, mineral/metal grade, ore tonnage, waste tonnage and mining sequence with other TCs.
Although the tonnage of abalone produced is moderate, value is high and South Africa ranks as the third-largest global producer of this product.
Finally, risk profiles of that production schedule, namely ore and waste tonnage production, blending grade and Net Present Value (NPV), are constructed using the orebody realisations.
Moreover, for certain endpoints, whether a continuous value or category value is required by REACH, depends on the tonnage of use on the market.
Improving the skills The odd nugget of value has emerged from the vast tonnage of nonsense spouted since the end of the red-rose World Cup campaign, and a certain Graham Henry was responsible for unearthing one of them.
