Sentence examples for meter of which from inspiring English sources

The Eulerian method consists of measuring the velocity of flow past a fixed point (a moored ship, anchored line, or structure) with a current meter, of which there are a number of different types.

Primitive Baptists in the Appalachian region often used "New Britain" with other hymns, and sometimes sing the words of "Amazing Grace" to other folk songs, including titles such as "In the Pines", "Pisgah", "Primrose", and "Evan", as all are able to be sung in common meter, of which the majority of their repertoire consists.

Currently, the evaluated useful and renewable energies are about 25 billion cubic meters, of which approximately two-thirds is for the surface resources.

Dating the waterlogged timbers of the shaft--7 meters of which were excavated this summer--and timbers that were dumped into it about the time of the town's destruction may help archaeologists pin down when the site was abandoned.

Through statistical data issued by Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Develofment of China, in 2015, China's real estate companies completed construction area of 7,356,930,000 square meters, of which the residential construction area occupied 69.53%.

The volatile of total 1.8 billion tons coal is equal to natural gas of 271.3 billion cubic meters of which scale was 23 times larger than that of the West to East Pipeline Project or crude oil of 0.22 billion tons (the quantity of China oil imported was 0.25 billion tons in 2011).

We used a 10 meter walkway of which the middle 6.1 meters was registered by the GAITRite® system in order to minimize the effect of the acceleration and deceleration phase of the gait.

Cyclic flow experiments implemented a modern ventilator with bias airflow and an inline flow meter, both of which are frequently excluded from in vitro tests but included in clinical practice.

The total fish biomass at GQ is ~600g per square meter, most of which is shark, grouper and snapper.

These include the 2007 launch date of the 3- to 3.5-meter Far Infrared Space Telescope FIRSST) and the 2004 launch of Planck, the rotating 1.5-meter mirror of which will detect microwave background radiation.

It has a total floor space of 350 square meters, half of which the Takeuchis occupy.