0 the size of a ship or the weight of goods that a ship is able to carry
1 the size of a ship calculated in tons:
Liability for environmental damage is calculated according to a ship's tonnage.
2 the weight of goods that a ship or other vehicle can carry:
Moreover, this high-cost sugar was only obtained by sacrificing a larger tonnage, with a lower unit cost, in the next harvest.
The figures do not represent the ships' tonnage, but their actual load, including almost empty or overloaded ships.
Jean did in fact have to cancel the next day's flight, for lack of adequate tonnage.
It has a gross tonnage of 2000 tonnes.
Others would argue that such claims are valid only if one uses aggregate measures such as tonnage and weight of shell.
Denazification generated such a vast tonnage of paper as to threaten unmanageability.
We believe that a correction factor of 10% of world crop seed/fruit tonnage is conservative.
Tonnage per heat is the unit production process.
