It comes up that the elliptic orbits can be very efficient solutions when the needs are geographically concentrated (1000 km circle) permanently or for several weeks or months, what corresponds to the usual definition of theatre with military, civilian (e.g.: catastrophe) understanding.
The full network of around 428 cables spans 683,508 miles (1.1 million km), circling the globe.
The available list of lightning events comprises strokes within the 100 km circle around a point located 300 km southward of MOS.
Hence, the spatial query execution time for asynchronous queries with aggregation may exceed the non-aggregated scenario when reaching big areas, 10 km circle radius length, for instance.
An Italian study occasioned by local concerns investigated leukemia incidence in children and leukemia mortality in adults within a 10 km circle around the Vatican radio station (Michelozzi et al. 2002).
We calculated the amount of fire events and burnt area within the 3-km circle.
For the diagnosis addresses, the OR is <1 throughout the 25-km circle.
It is noteworthy in this respect that the comparison with other cancers in the KiKK study does reduce the estimated OR to 1.60 (1.01, 2.53) in a simple comparison of frequencies within and outside the 5-km circle (COMARE, 2011, para. 4.81).
a Mapped impact craters with diameters > 10 km (red circles) on a sample region (blue rectangle) surrounding the study area (white rectangle).
We surveyed 222 fencerows and fields cultivated with winter or summer crops, and characterised farmland complexity by the perimeter/area ratio of cropland in 2-km diameter circles surrounding each field.
Fig. 16 Rayed auroral arc by 23ox31o auroral camera and the ESR beam mapped to 105 km (yellow circle) when NEIALs were observed (Grydeland et al. 2004).
