Sentence examples for kilograms at the from inspiring English sources

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

Although this is less than the amount required to make a nuclear bomb — about 130 kilograms at the very least — there are still concerns that Iran could stockpile enough of this uranium and then quickly enrich it further in order to produce weapons-grade material.

The moose-sized mammal likely tipped the scales at 900 kilograms at the end of the summer browsing season but then slimmed down as it drew on fat reserves in its hump to sustain itself through the harsh Arctic winter.

We present both absolute weight change in kilograms at the 50th and 90th percentiles and weight change as a continuous variable, since we found these methods appropriate for our study aim and easy to interpret.

Although you lose several kilograms at the time of birth, regaining your pre-pregnancy weight is a slow process that will probably take several months, and is something you should not worry about too much in the early days.

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.

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).

"In the late 1990s and early 2000s if you were going to be competitive and win the Tour de France you would have to be able to cycle between 6.4 and 6.7 watts per kilogram at the end of a day's stage.

The radio station would award 100,000 francs for each kilogram (at the time, US$202.55 per kilogram; $1,487.19 or €1,120.19 per kg in 2009 currency) that remained at the destination; the only condition was that no form of refrigeration should be used.

The nine Yemenis include Tariq Ba Odah, a frequent hunger striker whose weight dropped to a dangerously low 74 pounds (34 kilograms) at one point as the military fed him with liquid nutrients to prevent him from starving to death.

TCDD mass in the body fat (in nanograms) was calculated by multiplying BFM (in kilograms) and TCDD concentration (in parts per trillion, or nanograms TCDD per kilogram lipid) at the time of blood sampling.