Indeed, submarine terraces suggest that the Falkland Islands may have been separated by a strait of water just 20 to 30 kilometers wide, which may have frozen over periodically.
Employing this composite it is possible to extrude in length continuous cables, which permits the production of actual distributed sensors of several kilometers long, which may survey water leakages or filtrations in a number of civil constructions as; pipelines, buildings, electric power stations, libraries, etc.
These suggest that the materials covering the mound surfaces have different albedos on kilometer scale which may have been influenced by different grain sizes, mineral compositions, states of erosion, and etc.
He finds that the way land rose in the south and sank in the north supports a rupture of 700 kilometers of the fault, which may have generated a magnitude-8.8 earthquake.
Following island formation at the crests, islands are generally carried into deeper water and often may not reach the surface until they cross a lithospheric swell, for instance, which may be thousands of kilometers from the plate boundary at which they originated.
Jupiter's moon Europa is covered with a thick ice layer which may harbor a watery ocean several kilometers thick (Manga and Wang 2007).
For many people, the time and effort required in traveling to a health facility, which may demand a journey of many kilometers over poor roads on foot, is a deterrent to seeking proper medical care.
The lower rates of testing of persons in Bavi district compared to those in Hanoi (just 60 kilometers from parts of Bavi district), exemplify rural:urban inequities, which may be due to the lower availability of testing in rural areas, but may also be due to low uptake among those living in rural districts compared to those in Vietnam's major cities.
Real dust samples will be harder to track down, he notes, because they are mixtures of dust, some of which may even have come from as far away as 15,000 kilometers.
All kilometers of railway are treated as having the same volume of rail traffic, which may under- or over-estimate emissions for any one railway segment.
