Sentence examples for meter number from inspiring English sources

There's a lot of very legitimate reasons why we would have to look at that, but I don't look at it to say, "Is it Ron Katzman living there?" I look at it to say, "Meter number 123 is performing like this". Still, some people might not be comfortable using smart meters, for one reason or another.

In February I was told my meter number was not in the system.

Even the water company agreed that something must be wrong and sent round a technician, who found that the meter number on the bill did not correspond with the meter number in Cator's flat.

Flat characteristics include price per squared meter, number of rooms and city fixed effects.

The consumer data includes consumer index number, meter number, meter installation date, consumer address and meter reading with date.

Column (2) shows the results for the same regression but including flat characteristics, such as price per squared meter, number of rooms and city fixed effects.

Bottom depth, salinity from 600 800 meters, and temperature from 200 400 meters had significant and negative effects on foraging effort while backscatter from 400 600 meters, number of single targets from 800 1000 meters, and salinity from 400 600 meters had significant and positive effects on foraging effort (Table 2).

For all quadrat sampled We recorded the following microhabitat variables: forest type (Wet evergreen or WEG, Secondary evergreen or SEG, and Littoral evergreen or LEG), elevation in meters, number of trees with gbh >20 cm, number of trees with buttress roots, and canopy cover in percentage (Additional file 1).

There are additional standard level depth data in some of the standard level profiles (i.e., 6000, 6500, 7000, 7500, 8000, 8500, 9000 meters, numbered 34 through 40).

Buesseler channels his research through the Center for Marine and Environmental Radioactivity at the Woods Hole Institute, where he offers a preliminary conclusion that "the amount of cesium-134 reported in these new offshore data is less that 2 Becquerels (a radioactive measure) per cubic meter (the number of decay events per second per 260 gallons of water).

These factors included age, sex, body mass index (BMI; kilograms per square meter), smoking, number of MIs, time since last MI, level of education, and working status that were classified at the time of enrollment.