Sentence examples for meter per kilometer from inspiring English sources

Another factor working against Boston is that the overall decrease in elevation from the start to the finish cannot exceed one meter per kilometer, which comes out to about 138 feet.

But a rule that states that a start and finish cannot be separated by more than 50 percent of the race (to discourage downhill courses and wind-aided runs) or have a decrease in elevation that exceeds 1 meter per kilometer hardly acknowledges Boston's history, hills or relatively consistent winning times (unlike acknowledged flatter, faster courses in Berlin, London or Rotterdam).

Indeed, each cubic meter transported over these two extra kilometers calls for an additional expenditure of 20 francs (if 10 francs is the average price of the transport of a cubic meter per kilometer).

Along the 138 km surveyed, we calculated an amount of soil material released of about 70,000 cubic meters, which amounted to 99 cubic meters per kilometer annually.

Ukraine was paying $179.50 for 1,000 cubic meters of Russian gas, well below the market price, but was charging Russia a transit fee of only $1.60 per 1,000 cubic meters per 100 kilometers, which is half what is charged elsewhere.

where dm is the average distance between vehicles in meters; ρveh is the traffic density on the freeway section considered in vehicles per kilometer; lm is the average length of vehicle in meters; τm is the average time gap between vehicles in seconds; vm is the average velocity of vehicles on the road in meters per second; and qm is the average traffic flow measured in vehicles per second.

Estimating for one type of forest only, in dense tropical high forest with heavy undergrowth and few large trees a bulldozer should clear a kilometer to a width of 10 meters in about 20 hours, that is to say, at a rate of three work-days per kilometer.

Less than 20g per kilometer.

His training, as described by O'Connell, involved a cross section of workouts at altitude: Pilates, yoga, repeats of 400 meters in a relaxed 54 seconds, crisp repeats of 200 meters in 23 or 24 seconds and 300 meters in 36 or 37 seconds, hill workouts and 10-kilometer runs at a pace just under three and a half minutes per kilometer.

Also, the applicability of the proposed model for several meter and kilometer scale is confirmed.

That's about $3 per kilometer.