Sentence examples for kms only from inspiring English sources

Dual Blades, Cannoneers, all 5 Heroes (Aran, Evan, Mercedes, Phantom and Luminous), the Nova (Kaiser and Angelic Buster), the Sengoku Classes Kanna and Hayato (JMS and KMS only), and Demon Slayers are also available, but are limited time classes.

Hero Aran (Warrior - uses Polearm, exclusive combo system) Evan (Magician - unlike anything, uses a dragon) Mercedes Archerr, uses dual crossbows) Phantom (Thief, uses cards and a cane) Luminous (Magician, uses a shining rod, orb and light/dark magic, KMS only).

Of these 11 million square km, only 1 million (390,000 square miles) are in areas that would have been cool boreal forests, as in Scandinavia and northern Canada.

The continental shelf of the Gulf of Guinea is almost uniformly narrow and widens to as much as 100 miles (160 km) only from Sierra Leone to the Bijagós Archipelago, Guinea-Bissau, and in the Bight of Biafra.

Transport effect of ions and electrons are omitted in this model because this effect is appreciable above 200 km only.

Figure 3 shows a similar analysis for data in 2004 and 2005, where we plot data at an altitude of 40 km only.

Also given in the table are the Ne abundances in sporadic-E above 92 km only, since there were no substantial layers below this altitude.

Note that the distributions for the geo-filtered datasets ('SIGACT 20 km', 'SIGACT 30 km' and 'SIGACT 40 km') only differ slightly from 'SIGACT Baghdad' and are therefore not discussed separately here.

However, this impact is minor, and a change in the cutoff value of 100 km only results in a change in the estimated magnitude of a ~M9 potential earthquake of 0.1.

Ton-km only measure the physical labour of transferring goods in space, which was probably the major preoccupation of carriers at the beginning of the 20th century, when 90%% of goods were transported on rail and waterways.

Roughly half of the SRN and more than 95%% of the LRN is unpaved, giving a paved network of 8,000 km only or 11%% of the total road network (World Bank, 2013).