Sentence examples for kilograms from inspiring English sources

Another one trillion kilograms of ice is lost when chunks break off to form icebergs.

A new study just published in the journal Science has calculate that ice shelves in the Antarctic are melting from beneath, losing 1.3 trillion kilograms of ice a year.

Since people started reconnecting with the land and each other, more than 18m kilograms of jettisoned produce are being rescued and redistributed locally each season.

These alone could produce over 40 kilograms of 20%-enriched uranium a month enough to produce sufficient WGU for a bomb in four months.

Partly for that reason the FAA is already considering a looser set of rules for drones that weigh less than a couple of kilograms.

The country produces about 100 kilograms of that a year, but is rapidly expanding its nuclear infrastructure with Chinese help.

Its maximum take-off weight was supposed to be 26,000 pounds (11,800 kilograms), but wartime loads frequently pushed the plane's gross weight to well over 30,000 pounds.

Beef production, by contrast, produces 16 kilograms of the gas per kilogram of meat.An increasingly affluent world is demanding more animal protein.

It has also renewed charges in the region against Australia of holding double standards.The Bali Nine, eight men and one woman, aged between 19 and 30, were arrested in the Indonesian resort in April last year trying to smuggle eight kilograms of heroin to Australia.

Some individual fish exceed two metres in size and weigh a couple of hundred kilograms; both the size and number of the fish interfere with Japanese fishermen.Many species of jellyfish spend the early part of their life as a polyp (like an anemone or coral) on the ocean floor, which can survive harsh conditions.

On November 9th, American officials discovered nearly half a tonne of cocaine and several kilograms of heroin on a Colombian Air Force plane in Florida.