deadweight造句

Does the ship's deadweight scale show in long ton?

Lifting him into the wheelchair and then bed was like lifting a deadweight rag-doll.

deadweight tonnage - DWT: The weight in long tons that a vessel can carry when fully laden.

Substantial battens shall be used to provide a case sufficiently robust to withstand the deadweight of contents during handling.

The cost of delay is a deadweight loss, whereas a higher price would be merely a wealth transfer to the sellers and would finance an increase in supply.

And burden historical deadweight with women's body, whose ardor jam and spiritual taste are shaded behind the prospect of nation, state and history up and down fluxion.

Give up on those intrepid fighting rage, to give up on the deadweight is non denounced, because it is just a fantasy.

The aim of the optimization design is to solve the contradiction between inner storage space of van body and structure deadweight and maneuverability of vehicle.

By the end of 1997, China's merchant ships had increased to 320,000 with a total deadweight tonnage of close to 50 million, of which more than 23 million were of the fleets in foreign trade transportation.

If the flight ban had lasted longer, such goods would have had to be shipped, potentially creating a long-term deadweight cost in the form of higher inventory levels.

The essential problem is expounded as the form-finding analysis of a slack cable-strut system of with comperents loose lengths and under geometrically unstable equilibrium state maintained by its deadweight with given loose lengths of components.