Sentence examples for feet equivalent from inspiring English sources

Westport's daily production will almost double, to about 346 million cubic feet equivalent from 179 million cubic feet equivalent.

Linn said the land's potential reserves could grow to 1.2 trillion of cubic feet equivalent.

Even cautious estimates put this new treasure trove at 616 trillion cubic feet — equivalent in energy terms to 106 billion barrels of oil, roughly Kuwait's proven reserves.

The property has about 730 billion of cubic feet equivalent in reserves of natural gas and related compounds, with nearly three-quarters of that being natural gas.

The move will give Questar's Market Resources unit an additional 415 billion cubic feet equivalent of natural gas, along with other assets.

For example, since Concordia Station is at about 12,500 feet equivalent altitude, water boils at about 189 degrees Fahrenheit, meaning boiling food to ensure its safety can take considerably longer than when cooking at sea level.

We read about the invention of large containers, known as TEUs, or 20-foot equivalent units.

Introduced in the late 1950s, the first ships could carry 480 twenty-foot equivalent (TEU) containers.

By 2005, the country was building the square-foot equivalent of today's Rome every two weeks".

A cubic foot equivalent is a measure of both natural gas and oil, with the amount of oil converted to its equivalent in gas.

Initially, he watched the value leap from 2,200 dirhams, or $599, per square foot — equivalent to $6,440 per square meter — to 7,000 dirhams per square foot in 2008.