Sentence examples for kilograms at a from inspiring English sources
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.
For years, the Italian investigators had tracked small shipments of Moroccan hashish, around 100 kilograms at a time, coming to Spain in boats that crossed the Strait of Gibraltar — a narrow passage that ferries cross in under 35 minutes.
(Low SES man, 58 years old) "What I did notice was that I weighed 106 kilograms at a certain point.
(High SES man, 61 years old) Lifestyle change was also prompted by less extreme feedback from participants' bodies, such as a simple change in weight: "What I did notice was that I weighed 106 kilograms at a certain point.
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.
Taking into account the residence time of 5 min and assuming a heating up time of 15 min, the theoretical heat loss per kilogram at a mass fraction of 30% and an assumed bulk density of 0.08 kg L−1 was found to be 3.63 kJ kg−1.
Weight, in true scientific terms, is the gravitational force acting on your mass (which is measured in kilograms) at any point in time.
The numbers speak for themselves: Curiosity supports a payload of 75 kilograms built at a cost of about $180 million; the Mars 2020 rover payload will weigh 40 kilograms and cost $130 million.
This new scheme depends upon converting the volumes of all eruptions to erupted mass (in kilograms) - at a stroke solving the ash versus rock problem.
"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.
Dieter Wolke, a psychology professor at the University of Warwick, said children who weigh less than a kilogram at birth have a "distinct profile" of mental health difficulties in childhood and adolescence.
