Sentence examples for meter from which from inspiring English sources

An iPhone will be plugged into the meter, from which drivers can select tolls, view current traffic patterns, receive messages, and be able to view their trip history.

A long-term goal planned by China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) claims that the available biogas production in 2020 will be 44 Giga cubic meters, from which 30 Giga cubic meters biogas will be produced by household users and 14 Giga cubic meters biogas will be generated from biogas engineering projects (NDRC 2007).

We were contacted by them on 10 July with a closing meter reading – from which we finalised the account.

"My father would not let me stand any closer than one meter from it, which is very hard for a little boy.

Bolivia has natural gas reserves that reach 48.7 trillion cubic feet and produces nearly 40.0 million cubic meters per day, from which, around 88% are exported to Brazil and Argentina.

These poles support a 20 ton steel ring, 45 meters in diameter, from which the net weighing about one ton is suspended.

Participants sat one meter from the loudspeaker from which the target sentences and the noise originated at a 0 degree azimuth.

At the trials, Phelps chose not to compete in the 100-meter freestyle, the event from which the relay is culled, a calculated gamble taken to conserve energy that paid off when only Adrian and Jones improved on his best time this year.

We report on measurements of beams of ND 3 that pass through a 2.6 meter-long Stark decelerator, from which we quantify the opening characteristics of the JV and NPV.

But then, one pilot's bomb hit a meter from the car, which is called a Bull.

Thus, the capacity of shimmering to repel wasps is limited to a distance of around half a meter from the nest, which equals the mean hovering distance.