The nett aggregate saving is estimated from the gravity of the return taken when cold in the cooler.
L x W The term "nett deckle width" applies to the width of the trimmed finished paper at the end of the machine.
If rubber is weighed in the box, and the average tare of the case deducted from the gross weight (in order to obtain the nett weight), any loss in the weight of the timber would appear as a deficiency of rubber at the distant port.
In all instances it should be the invariable rule that the rubber should be weighed before packing, and that all cases should contain uniform nett quantities of any particular type of rubber.
But staye; I spy a fisherman drawinge his nett upp to the shore; I'l slacke som of my speede to see how hee hathe spedd since the last tempest.
And I am stooddiinge too with what lyne, what angle, what fisguigge[118] what castinge nett I cann share with you in this sea booty.
The gross as well as the nettfertility of those which have died increases with the age attained, the latter, however, in a greater degree, because the mortality of children decreases with the greater age attained at death.
Weinberg adds: [Illustration: Relation of Age at Death of Parents to Gross and Nett Fertility.
I sho' is glad my Nett is still a-livin', even if she is down wid de rheumatiz.
Now if me and Nett wants to, us can set around and not fix and eat but one meal all day long.
The duties on timber are formed in three lots, to three Fouzdars, and the nett proceeds only have been included.
Madder is said to repay a nett profit of 200 dollars to the acre, when properly managed.
Supposing, nevertheless, the result of an increased cultivation of the coco-nut should be such as to cause a fall in price, and sink the nett return in England to 2s.
An outlay of a few pounds will secure other advantages, and ought to enable the owner of a coco-nut plantation to turn his gross receipts for oil into nett profits.
Cold- The Creek at which we are Encamped is Called by the natives-Que-nett Some words with Shabono about his duty- The pinical of Falls mountain bears S 43° W.
Upon the whole, then, I do not expect to get more than the nett annuity above mentioned, and the eight thousand pounds.
The whole expense was computed at two pounds per ton of sow, (or pig iron,) and it sold for five or six pounds in England, leaving a nett profit of three pounds or more on a ton.
The nett proceeds derived from the sale of the staple were barely enough to furnish the planters with clothing.
The nett proceeds were worth one hundred pounds annually.
The nett amount of profits calculated from 1613, amounted Guilders.
If therefore this portion were to be increased in a manner to which we shall presently refer, there would also be a rise in the share of the individual workers, in proportion to the rise in the nett result of national production.
On the assumption that the nettcharge adsorbed is the dominant factor in determining the maximum swelling at equilibrium, one must therefore regard the curves of Fig.
The volume of the gel when equilibrium is established may be determined in type by the nett charge adsorbed by the disperse phase, but it will be modified also by the lyotrope influence of the particular substance on the continuous phase.
In liming, the nettadsorption of hydroxyl ions is the principal factor, but the lyotrope influence of the alkali cations and of the impurities is important.
Here have advices from Tongue and Twaddle, of London, which state thenett proceeds of a little adventure, shipped by the brig Moose, that reached the river on the 16th of April, ultimo.
Note, sale of furs, to Frost and Rich, nett avails, L.
Some few were able to disencumber their property by paying, year by year, not only the whole of the nett returns from the plantation, but also the profits on small traffic in which they may have speculated.
I investigated the system of coffee-growing and trading in all the Luzon districts, and found it impossible to draw up a correct general estimate showing the nett cost laid down in Manila market.
At seven years' growth the cocoanut palm-tree seldom fails to yield an unvarying average crop of a score of large nuts, giving a nett profit of about one peso per annum.
The Chinaman is always ready to sell at any price which will leave him a trifling nett gain, whereas the native, having earned sufficient for his immediate wants, would stubbornly refuse to sell his wares except at an enormous profit.
The company undertook to support Philippine agriculture, and to spend, with this object, 4 per cent, of its nett profits.
When I visited it in 1896 it had not yielded a cent of nett profit.
It was only then that the original credit had to be written off by the foreigner as a nett loss--often small when set against several years of accumulated profits made in successive operations.
His nett produce is less than the production of the larger methods, but his gross is greater, and usually it is mortgaged more or less.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nett" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
