Sentence examples for yearly volume from inspiring English sources

The total yearly volume approaches 100 cubic miles (420 cubic km).

Gi = Yearly volume of each liquid that contains organic HAP that is transferred at the rack, liters.

At Mercamadrid, Europe's biggest fish emporium, the yearly volume of 130,000 metric tons is a quarter of Tsukiji's.

The way the new rules were issued, though, did give the impression that secrecy was a concern; Pope John Paul II issued two documents on the matter in 2001, but neither was made public until they were published in Latin in the yearly volume of the journal of record of the Holy See.

The emergency department sees an average yearly volume of approximately 18,000 patient visits.

The yearly volume of future investments has been taken from [9].

China is the largest importer of Brazilian soybean, with monthly and yearly volumes variability.

Bode founded in 1774 the well-known Astronomisches Jahrbuch ("Astronomic Yearbook"), 51 yearly volumes of which he compiled and issued.

International Journal of Plant Production (IJPP), a peer reviewed research journal, is published by Gorgan University of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (GUASNR) in yearly volumes of four issues.

The Dictionary of National Biography has long been a British institution, and it is fascinating to compare the new edition with the original, which was published between 1885 and 1901 (with five- or ten-yearly volumes to record those who died in the 20th century).

For a given yearly treatment volume goal, when moving from the best conditions to the worst conditions, a plant size five times higher was needed, whilst the QUV needed to achieve the desired mineralization only increased three fold.