Sentence examples for meters could be from inspiring English sources

Commonwealth Edison re ported that as many as six meters could be read in four seconds.

Surely, technology has advanced to a point that tiny meters could be installed in cellphones to measure decibel levels.

Focus on the men's Paralympic 100 meters could be the highest ever, with Pistorius going against Shirley.

Of course the old meters could be replaced by the new, attractive city bike stands, but I doubt that they will ever be anywhere near as numerous.

In the United States, a report by the U.S. Geological Survey in November said that up to 85.4 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, or 2.4 trillion cubic meters, could be extracted from the North Slope of Alaska.

But even before Stuxnet struck, security consultants had shown how large numbers of smart power meters could be hacked and shut down.Turf, ego and powerYet all these technical issues pale by comparison with the institutional barriers.

For the last week, pairs of 12-Meters could be seen in the distance, sizing each other up in preparation for the America's Cup trial races for challengers, which are scheduled to begin Sunday.

For many people right now a smart meter could be overkill.

For example, a street cleaning sign might be obscured by a leafy tree, or a parking meter could be broken.

Donaldson says there are a number of ways the information collected by the meter could be presented to users.

Using this knowledge, cockpits for fighter pilots were meticulously planned so that each dial and meter could be read at a glance.