Sentence examples for kilometers at the from inspiring English sources

She also won the long-course title (7.7 kilometers) at the world cross-country championships in March.

The peperites and sedimentary rocks are up to 350 m thick and form a distinct stratigraphic framework of diverse lithology that is widespread over several kilometers at the study area.

China is building a vast network of high-speed rail routes, including the recently opened line between Guangzhou and Wuhan, which covers 1,070 kilometers at the world's fastest average speed.

Then, the images are re-projected into 30 arc-second grids; this represents an area of about 0.86 square kilometers at the equator.

To achieve the reduction we'd want to counteract global warming, i.e., to reduce the received solar irradiance by 2%, we'd need to cover a surface area of 4.5 million square kilometers at the L1 Lagrange point.

Unfortunately, the spatial scale of the cluster activity indicates that the slow slip had a dimension of a few kilometers at the depth of 20 km, thus suggesting that it would be difficult to detect at the surface.

The test will also help us for the 600 (kilometers) at Riverside". The Times/Nissan Grand Prix of Endurance, including a 600-kilometer Camel GT race, is scheduled April 28, at Riverside.

Let's assume the speed of sound (in kilometers per second) in the ocean = (D+72.5)/50, where D is the depth (in kilometers) at which the sound speed is measured.

A two-time national champion in the pool before becoming the American standard-bearer in open water, Crippen finished third in the 10-kilometer at the 2009 world championships and won silver medals in the event at the 2006 and 2010 Pan Pacific Championships.

Koch became the first American to win an Olympic cross country skiing medal with his second-place finish in the men's 30-kilometer at the 1976 Winter Games.

Thirty arc seconds is approximately one square kilometer at the equator, and the area decreases as a grid's location approaches the poles.