tonnage

But statistically something like 90% of tonnage sunk by the Kriegsmarine was due to 1% of U-boat captains.

Gross tonnage has little to do with cargo capacity, as it covers weight of hull, machinery, fuel etc.

Refined pyrolytic graphite doesn't exactly wash up on shore and diamonds are very unusual on a tonnage basis.

It concerned the problem of tonnage – an old quarrel, the beginnings of which must be familiar to you.

The capability to move gross tonnage as well as incredible skill into disaster zones is unparalleled.

The largest super tankers have a deadweight tonnage of approximately half a million tons, which is worth ~$500MM of crude oil.

Bogrov advocated the construction of submarines of large tonnage and a long range of action.

A trial was projected to unmask the partisans of big tonnage as saboteurs and traitors.

At some point in time it brokered a substantial portion of the worlds shipping tonnage.

Ships already beat (most?) other forms of transport on oil-per-tonnage-mile, why not fix the last few wrinkles that make them look bad?

I'm not sure how production tonnage converts to personal usage, but at 40mg/day, that's about 6 million users.

Net tonnage is more relevant, but it is not a good basis for comparing the capacity of different types of cargo ships.

"Technically, Norfolk has more gross tonnage."

Tonnage was the proportion of weight of the boats sunk.