Sentence examples for kilogram on from inspiring English sources

At the glass eel stage the species fetches about EUR 1,200-1,500 per kilogram on arrival in Asia.

In 2006, he says, commercial cows sold for £1 a kilogram, on average; today they go for double that.

The benchmark price of rubber rose nearly 50percentt last year to roughly $1.40 a kilogram on global markets, pushing tire prices up and hurting tire makers like Goodyear, Michelin and Bridgestone.

In the case of ivory, the demand stems mainly from China, where it is highly prized for its use in ornaments and sells for hundreds of American dollars per kilogram on the black market.

The idea would be to base the future kilogram on a fundamental physical constant, not an inconstant object, said Dr. Peter J. Mohr, a theoretical physicist at the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Gaithersburg, Md. "We want to have something that's not changing, so that we can have a stable system of measurement," he said.

Net profit was estimated based on the income of kernels (USD$3.11 per kilogram on 4 October 2017) and the cost per hectare from different treatments.

The pound-force has a metric counterpart, less commonly used than the newton: the kilogram-force (kgf) (sometimes kilopond), is the force exerted by standard gravity on one kilogram of mass.

Mouadamiya resident Abu Malik, whose family of six survives on one kilogram of rice per day, said that the recent food shipment into the town had caused black market food prices to fall by 90percentt.

Kakiasvilis lifted 485 pounds (220 kilograms) on his first and only attempt in the clean and jerk, then watched the rest of the field fail to overtake him.

He successfully lifted 127 kilograms on his first attempt, 135 kilograms on his second attempt, and 140 kilograms on his third and final attempt.

She successfully lifted 74 kilograms on her first attempt and 78 kilograms on her second, but failed to lift 82 kilograms on her third and final try.