Sentence examples for m of space from inspiring English sources

The Novotel's spirulina farm consists of 80 sq m of space, 15 stories above the busy streets of Bangkok.

A four-bed apartment in Punta Reloj offering 210sq m of space with staggering views over Mahon harbour is available at ¤850,000.

The mothers were "confined in the extreme heat" in metal containers measuring 3m by 3m, which each contained a bunk bed and a cot, leaving only 1 sq m of space, the commission said.

Aquarius has only about 400 sq ft (37 sq m) of space inside, but it feels even smaller when you're sharing it with five other people and a whole laboratory's worth of equipment (take a tour of Aquarius in the video below).

A subspace M of space H is said to be non-trivial invariant (alternatively, T-invariant) under T if { 0 } ≠ M ≠ H and T ( M ) ⊆ M. A closed subspace M ⊆ H is said to be a non-trivial hyperinvariant subspace for T if { 0 } ≠ M ≠ H and is invariant under every operator S ∈ L ( H ), which fulfills T S = S T.

The plans called for the canals to be opened to their original operating dimensions, with 3 m of space above the water.

The surface enhancements consist of a graded infilled area of standard Auger water Cherenkov detectors deployed in two triangular grids of 433 m and 750 m of spacing.

To explain this observation, we calculated the variance of the normalized number N/ m of spaced-word matches using equation 12. Figure 6 summarizes the results for a sequence length of L=16.000 and mismatch frequencies of 0.7 and 0.25, respectively.

Results show that 66.9% of the respondents live within 300 m of green space, 43.0% visit green space every day and 91.5% visit green space at least once a week.

The building will provide 130,000 sq m of office space and 2,000 sq m of retail space, and is expected to have room for 10,000 workers.

The treatments were factorial with 3 feeding space allowances (0.6, 0.75, or 1.0 m of trough space per cow) and feed troughs that were either open or had head barriers that physically separated adjacent cows to reduce interactions during feeding.