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Meanings of megagram in English
Unit of mass, equal to 10⁶ grams.
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Examples for "ton"
Examples for "ton"
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You will say, 'Thanks a ton.' Then you will come straight home.
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The industry associations have done a ton of work on this, however.
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Building the future of transportation is, by definition, a ton of work.
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One Australian species, she notes, produces up to one ton per year.
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Ocean Nourishment recently dumped one ton of urea into the Sulu Sea.
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The steel price in China is now cheaper per tonne than cabbage.
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Danish police believe the 40-tonne submarine was deliberately sunk by Mr Madsen.
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By comparison, one tonne now trades in Europe at around 27 euros.
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Companies will need a permit for every tonne of carbon they emit.
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Normally in emissions markets, one permit equals 1 tonne of carbon dioxide.
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Each subject was given 20 mg gossypol tablet daily until azoospermia occurred.
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For example, patients on Lipitor might have a daily dose of 10mg.
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Barr said it plans to launch 10 mg capsules of tretinoin immediately.
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Patients undergoing a FIB required almost 50 mg less oral morphine pre-operatively.
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The recommended dose for phase II studies is 600 mg twice daily.
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Crop yields in Africa average about one metric ton per hectare.
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World rice prices have doubled to $760 per metric ton this year.
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It forces companies to buy permits for each metric ton of carbon they emit.
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Each unit represents one metric ton of carbon dioxide equivalent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Including transportation, its coal may sell at roughly $165 per metric ton.
Usage of megagram in English
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A megagram is equal to 1,000 kilograms and is calculated on emissions saved over legal requirements.
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The Environmental Protection Agency said Wednesday that the Italian American automaker has purchased about 8.2 million megagrams of emissions credits.