Sentence examples for yearly volume of from inspiring English sources

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].

The yearly volume of data transmitted is calculated according to Equation 1, where u i ¯ are the average number of users per year of service i, t i ¯ is the average time a user uses service i in seconds and DL i and UL i are the downlink and uplink bandwidth demands of service i per second.

State police said 2013 represents the highest yearly volume of transactions since the inception of Virginia's background check program, which began Nov. 1, 1989.

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

Ultimately humanity would be burying more than twice the amount of CO2 that it digs up in coal, more than eight times the amount of yearly volume handled by the global crude oil industry (according to Vaclav Smil).

In addition to that the safe use for the whole life-cycle of a substance needs to be demonstrated in a chemical safety report (CSR) as important part of the registration for substances with a yearly volume exceeding 10 tons.

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

This means that with 20% of the overall excess energies, the total yearly production volume of methanol could be generated.