Sentence examples for weight tonnes from inspiring English sources
"Under Labor, the fleet of major Australian registered ships (over 2,000 dead weight tonnes) with coastal licences plummeted from 30 vessels in 2006-07 to just 15 in 2013-14," the spokesman said.
Boats used by fishermen and to transport goods as well as people across Indonesia's many islands are mainly small to medium sized timber boats of up to 30 gross weight tonnes (GWT).
Fishery Imports (live weight, tonnes).
A. Fishery Exports (live weight tonnes).
Area/State Fishery Imports (live weight, tonnes) A Fishery Exports (live weight tonnes) B Net Imports of Fish (tonnes) A-B Annual per capita fish consumption (l.w.e.w.e
Table 3 - Per Caput Consumption of Fish and Fishery Products in Member States and Observers of the Alliance of Small Island States and Other Small Island Developing States Area/State Fishery Imports (live weight, tonnes) A Fishery Exports (live weight tonnes) B Net Imports of Fish (tonnes) A-B Annual per capita fish consumption (l.w.e.w.e
When completed in 2015, it will be able to produce 8m dead-weight tonnes of ship per year, making it the largest such yard in the world.In this section The hungry dragon Full steam ahead?
And it is starting to build more complex vessels, such as tankers and container ships.Waigaoqiao, a shipbuilder in Shanghai, has orders for more than 25 heavy bulk carriers, each of 175,000 dead-weight tonnes (ie, the loaded weight of the ship), the most yet for a Chinese-built ship.
Swap bodies have a lower net weight (three tonnes; they can accommodate 18 pallets) than trailers (ten tonnes; they can accommodate 33 pallets).
438 The weight in tonnes of stage, lighting and sound equipment required for the five stages at Download festival in Donington Park – requiring 57 articulated lorries to transport.
Length: 8-11 metres (26-36ft) Weight: 6,000kg (6 tonnes) Aggression index: medium The herbivorous Ankylosaurus is covered in thick armour, and has what appears to be a dinosaur version of a wrecking ball at the end of its tail.
