New agreements have been signed to add cargo-carrying capacity to three Chinese airlines.

It was a rough measurement of cargo-carrying capacity by volume, not displacement.

Tonnage is a measure of the cargo-carrying capacity of a ship.

Regulator had a cargo-carrying capacity of 240 tons.

They were given luxury appointments for 125 passengers as well as sufficient cargo-carrying capacity.

The new hardware will help outfit the station for the era after the space shuttles retire, taking with them their large cargo-carrying capacity.

Tonnage - A measurement of the cargo-carrying capacity of merchant vessels.

However, the term "rated cargo mass" has been replaced by "cargo-carrying capacity", which is newly defined in the Regulations.

The Moorsom system calculates the cargo-carrying capacity in cubic feet, another method of volumetric measurement.

This amendment will ensure that the mass of the full fresh water, hot water, and propane tanks does not reduce a vehicle's cargo-carrying capacity.

There was also no requirement in the Regulations for intermediate- and final-stage manufacturers to provide sufficient cargo-carrying capacity for a vehicle's intended use.

The problem of insufficient cargo-carrying capacity was encountered most frequently with motor homes, converted vans, campers, ambulances, and school buses.

However, only low-capacity buses manufactured from a cutaway chassis are subject to the requirement for a label displaying the cargo-carrying capacity.

The downside of this design was a reduction in cargo-carrying capacity, which was necessarily compromised by the engine's location in the rear.

The shuttle has the largest cargo-carrying capacity of any spaceship flying today and has delivered most of the biggest man-made objects to space.

In order to ensure that vehicles are provided with sufficient cargo-carrying capacity, this amendment changes the requirements governing how the gross vehicle weight rating is determined.

(Russia's manned Soyuz capsule travels both ways, of course, but its cargo-carrying capacity is extremely limited in volume and weight.)

This amendment also changes the definition of "vehicle capacity mass" to refer to "cargo-carrying capacity" rather than to "rated cargo mass".

They carry loads equal to the cargo-carrying capacity of sixteen to seventeen pre-WWII freighter ships.

The mass of the full fresh water, hot water, and propane tanks must be included in the calculation of the GVWR and excluded from the cargo-carrying capacity.

The cargo-carrying capacity of the ships was increased by converting deep tanks between the cargo holds and below the lower deck in the bow for the carriage of vegetable oils.

Hull 190, as the Ohio was identified before her launch, was a skilful compromise, promising broad cargo-carrying capacity to the merchant and speed, balance and stability to the mariner.

As the first aircraft having transatlantic range and cargo-carrying capacity, it became the grandfather development leading to early international commercial air travel, and by extension, to the modern world of commercial aviation.

In other words, if the cargo-carrying capacity of a vehicle is reduced as a result of alterations carried out by a subsequent-stage manufacturer, the new capacity must be indicated on the label.

The Ares boosters are a cost-effective approach - entailing the Ares V's enormous, unprecedented cargo-carrying capacity - transporting future space exploration resources to the Moon's weaker gravity field.

How knowledgeable are you when it comes to understanding cargo carrying capacity?

If you're curious about your own vehicle's cargo carrying capacity, the manufacturer should be able to provide you with this data.

This design maximized the cargo carrying capacity of the vessel.

Cube - The cargo carrying capacity of a ship, measured in cubic feet.

She also has limited deck cargo carrying capacity.

These would be far more capable than fixed-wing aircraft in terms of pure cargo carrying capacity for decades.

Tonnage is a measure of the size or cargo carrying capacity of a ship.

Register Ton - A measurement of cargo carrying capacity in cubic feet.

Its cargo carrying capacity is rather limited.

They generally have limited cargo carrying capacity.

Understanding cargo carrying capacity is somewhat tricky.

A Medium clipper is a type of clipper designed for both cargo carrying capacity and speed.

Here's how to calculate an RV's cargo carrying capacity:

The C-74 Globemaster was also considered for use, as its massive cargo carrying capacity would drastically reduce the number of flights and aircraft necessary.

The short answer is that you would need to know the RV's cargo carrying capacity, or CCC.

Burden (nautical), an old term for ship's tonnage of cargo carrying capacity, from the archaic "burthen" or "byrthen"

Modifications to increase the engine size, wingspan, cargo carrying capacity, controls, trim activation, environmental systems, landing light and many others have been available since the early 1970s.

Huge ships might be slower than small ones, but they were still far, far faster than cryo ships, and their cargo carrying capacity could be enormous.

Jill Fromer/iStockphoto When you're loading a vehicle as large as this one, it's a good idea to know the cargo carrying capacity (CCC).

This design maximizes the cargo carrying capacity of the vessel and situates the prime mover close to the propeller, minimizing equipment cost and problems posed from long shaft lines.

How Cargo Carrying Capacity (CCC) Works It's relatively simple to determine when you've added a little too much weight to your car, truck or SUV.

The purchase gave McLean a fleet of thirty-seven Type C-2 vessels with, at that time, the third largest dry cargo carrying capacity of U.S. Flag Fleets.

The class's increased vehicle and substantial cargo carrying capacity will make it a key element of 21st century Amphibious Ready Groups, Expeditionary Strike Groups, or Joint task forces.

The Gilliams, with less than half the displacement, were significantly inferior in both troop and cargo carrying capacity to the previous class of attack transport, the Bayfields, and also slightly slower.

Apart from the traditional boatman's cabin at the rear, and engine room, she has additional cabin space forward of the engine room, which reduces her cargo carrying capacity to 8 tonnes maximum.