Sentence examples for km mark from inspiring English sources

She was brought in by the Civil Defence ambulance after she had collapsed at the 10 km mark.

(a) W to E transect of investigation area A. Dashed lines (A (82 km), B (62 km), and C (48 km)) mark the boundaries, where the resistivity was set back to the initial background resistivity.

In our study area along the eastern Futagawa fault, the largest right-lateral slip was 1.65 m, and this was observed at 7 km mark along the section (Figs. 3, 4b).

All of a sudden at the 153 km mark I miss-judged a rough section and the bike put me on my head.

It turned left onto Changu Road and followed Dongge Road up to the Guangxi People's Hall, which was around the 8 km mark.

At the 56 km mark, Caisse d'Epargne rider Joaquim Rodríguez dropped out after a 9th place finish in the previous stage.

Cheviot Hills, highland range that for more than 30 miles (50 km) marks the boundary between England and Scotland.

Eskers long, narrow ridges of deposits—stretch across the shield, sometimes for more than 100 miles (160 km), marking the course of old, subglacial rivers.

Figure 4 shows a semicircle with a radius of 5 km marking the area within which E2 and E4 hypocenters likely occurred.

In addition, some low-frequency volcanic events occurred at depth deeper than 15 km (marked "a" in Fig. 3 along the line D D′), and a large cluster of hypocenters occurred underneath the Kuju volcano at 5 10 km depth (marked "b" in Fig. 3 along the line D D′).

A cluster of seismicity at the western bound of the Beppu Haneyama fault zone formed a NW SE-trending liNW SE-trending km (marked "f" and with arrows in the map in Fig. 4).