Sentence examples for km current from inspiring English sources

Although the protocol calculates technical potential power to a depth of 6.5 km, current geothermal exploration in Great Britain is more likely to be restricted to a depth of around 5.0 km and temperatures of around 200 °C.

Source: [32], elaborated   Minimum Trend Consensus Measures to discourage the use of road transportation Road costs per km Current costs Current costs +30% in comparison with other scenarios Road tolls (passengers) No tolls related to the covered distance; no urban tolls No tolls related to the covered distance; no urban tolls No tolls related to the covered distance.

Bi-2223/Ag tapes can be manufactured reproducibly with length up to 1 km, critical current Ic over 90 A (77 K, 0 T) and engineering critical current density Je over 9 kA/cm2.

Conventional approaches may obtain soil parameter values at point scale, but they are costly and not efficient at grid scale (10 100 km) of current climate models.

The maximum depth that can be drilled depends on the "depth-rating" characteristics of the drilling plant, and may reach up to 9 km for current commercial systems with the highest performances.

The cumulative seed density used here was based on a long-term (1986 1996) acorn production study at the sites within 60 km from current study site, which suggested that a density greater than 300 kg/ha represents a typical mast year [32].

As a notable exception, a wheat-specific TE insertion was detected in an Ae. triuncialis individual collected in SP15, a population located at more than 5 km from current wheat cultivation.

However, model predictions for the migration potential of five tree species in the eastern United States under climate change scenarios show very low probabilities of dispersal beyond 10 20 km from current species boundaries by 2100 (an average of 100 200 m per year) (Iverson et al. 2004).

Hallinan (1976) suggested that 'spirals' of >50 km imply upward current, and the threshold current density for distortion of an auroral arc was estimated as 2.5 × 10−6 A m−2. Electrostatic shear-induced instability of a thin current sheet (Wagner et al. 1983) can explain the formation of auroral 'folds' (10 to 50 km) and 'curls' (approximately 5 km) (Hallinan and Davis 1970).

Trying to understand current KM practices (e.g., to identify what is being done currently across health organizations in terms of knowledge capture and sharing), to test potentially effective KM strategies for the health care context, and then to implement such strategies across an appropriate level of analysis (e.g., across a department or the whole hospital) are areas that require attention.

The delay was down to the time it takes for signals to travel 500 million km - the current distance between Rosetta and Earth.