Sentence examples for meters equivalent to from inspiring English sources

In Kenya, Kiptoo ran a 3 41 1,500 meters, equivalent to a 3 59 mile.

The results show that these reservoirs contribute to an annual evaporative loss of 8.0 billion cubic meters, equivalent to 20% of their total active storage or 53% of total annual water use in Texas.

Tracked motions, joint angles, and postures will be further used to define the real-time feedback for the users who will be informed about the distance walked (in meters) equivalent to their body movements [ 16, 17].

Highly degraded mounds, irregularly shaped mounds, coalesced mounds, mounds superposed on highly inclined substrata, mounds less than a hundred meters diameter (equivalent to only 5 or 10 DEM pixels), and mounds outside of the valid DEMs were excluded for the measurements due to the difficulty of identifying their outlines and increasing the uncertainty in morphometric parameters.

By examining the musical equivalents of phonology (the sound itself), syntax and semantics, he hopes to uncover a universal grammar of sorts, in which melody is akin to a noun, harmony functions as an adjective and meter is equivalent to a verb.

Following screening and a 2- to 3-week run-in period (including a visit 1 week before Visit 1 to familiarize patients with study procedures), patients were randomized (1 1; Visit 1) to aclidinium 400 μg (metered dose; equivalent to aclidinium 322 μg delivered dose) BID or placebo, each for 3 weeks in one of two sequences, with a 2-week washout between treatments.

Every meter is equivalent to 39.37 inches.

The pipeline will have a capacity of 55 billion cubic meters per year, equivalent to around 10 percent of Europe's total gas demand.

The density of the point clouds ranges from 385.6 to 16,253.3 points per square meters, which are equivalent to average point spacing of approximately 8 51 mm.

The quantity of particles -- 20 micrograms per cubic meter -- is equivalent to about seven ten-millionths of an ounce.

The density of the point clouds in the area of interest ranges from 583.9 to 35,814.1 points per square meter, which is equivalent to an average point spacing of 5.3 41.4 mm.