Sentence examples for kilometer size from inspiring English sources

The KM3NeT (Cubic Kilometer size Neutrino Telescope) consortium has completed a Design study for a large deep-sea underwater neutrino telescope.

Discovery of Mg spinel anorthosites and finding of kilometer sized crystalline anorthosite exposures by M3 support the formation of global magma ocean on Moon and differentiation early in its evolutionary history.

Dating surfaces with high spatial resolution requires counting a very large number of small, sub-kilometer size craters.

Blum and Wurm (2008) noted that: "The process by which submicrometer-sized protoplanetary dust particles evolve to kilometer-sized planetesimals is still enigmatic".

In the models, kilometer-size planetesimals agglomerate into moon- to Mars-sized "embryos" out where Mars is today.

In a typical scenario, micrometer-size dust grains grow to be kilometer-size planetesimals via collision and merging in a protoplanetary disk (Goldreich and Ward 1973; Hayashi 1981).

NASA-sponsored searches, mostly from the ground, have found most of the kilometer-size, civilization-threatening asteroids, but only a fraction perhaps 1%—of the smaller, but still menacing, objects.

They knew the kilometer-size "dirty snowball" or nucleus at the heart of the comet had never been tested by the rigors of a passage through the inner solar system.

The KM3NeT consortium has completed a Technical Design Report (TDR) for a proposed multi-cubic-kilometer sized underwater neutrino telescope that will be deployed in the Mediterranean Sea.

"Lava was probably still coming up and erupting and freezing at the top, and then falling back in large, kilometer-size pieces that were sinking into the Earth".

And these "radar-black" areas ranging from 1 or 2 kilometers to 30 kilometers in size meet many other expectations of lakes, says Lunine.