Sentence examples for kilogram at from inspiring English sources

Envia's announcement said that its packs would deliver cell energy of 400 watt-hours per kilogram at a cost of $150 per kilowatt-hour.

The ruckus caused neodymium prices to soar to nearly $500 a kilogram by the summer of 2011, from less than $50 a kilogram at the start of 2010.

It sells for 140 rupees a kilogram at auction in Assam, but according to a joint report by Oxfam and the Ethical Tea Partnership, workers there are paid at rates equivalent to just 40% of the average Indian wage.

The mixing ratio is 16 grams per kilogram just north of the Equator, but it decreases to 1 gram per kilogram at 50° N latitude or 8 km (5 miles) above the Equator.

Chanel Pour Monsieur, introduced in 1955, "should by all rights be sitting under a triple-glass bell jar next to the meter and kilogram at the Pavillon de Breteuil as the reference masculine fragrance," wrote Luca Turin, the biophysicist and olfactory scholar and an author of "Perfumes: The Guide" (Viking, 2008).

Berezo says that Monsanto could have sold its plant-derived plastic for $1.35 to $1.80 a kilogram at best.

Many patients were underweight; 18% weighed <45 kilograms (kg) at ART start.

"I'm sure some people are hurting now," said Marlen Esparza of Houston, a bronze medalist at 48 kilograms at the 2006 world championships.

Weight, in true scientific terms, is the gravitational force acting on your mass (which is measured in kilograms) at any point in time.

"It's hundreds of kilograms that would be needed, versus a few tens of kilograms at 90percentt," said David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security, a private group in Washington that tracks nuclear proliferation.

From there, they drive or carry both Colombian and Mexican heroin across the border into the United States, usually less than 10 kilograms at a time, an amount that can be worth as much as $1.5 million wholesale.