Sentence examples for meters with an from inspiring English sources

However, Turkey was only allowing a flow of about 230 cubic meters (with an uptick in August and September beyond that level).

The circumstances that have lead to the recent warming hiatus can be replicated by moving surface ocean heat to a depth of 1000 meters with an ocean thermal energy conversion system that uses a heat pipe design.

They range from 35 square meters to 350 square meters, with an average price of €4,000 to €4,500 per square meter for a "shell," said Mike de Mug, Ballymore's retail director, who is based in Prague.

For Marion Jones, it was merely the end of Phase 2. After wringing the suspense out of the 200 meters with an ease and controlled class that made it clear she would win before she came charging out of the curve, Jones now has two gold medals and the first sprint double at the Olympics since Florence Griffith Joyner in 1988.

NBC Sports Network, 2 45 p.m. Track and Field With the American favorite LaShawn Merritt out of the men's 400 meters with an injury, the door is open for the 19-year-old Kirani James of Grenada, which has never won an Olympic medal.

The typical sensing range of the Kinect is limited from 1.2 meters to 3.5 meters with an angular field of view of 57° horizontally and 43° vertically (Biswal 2011).

It has two bedrooms and bathrooms within 140 square meters, with a 2,000-square-meter 2,000-square-meter 2,000-square-meter

Oscar Pistorius of South Africa, a double amputee, advanced to the semifinals of the 400 meters with a time of 45.44 seconds.

"So I don't know how it will go up there — 3,600 or 3,700 meters — with a bike," he added.

Four weeks ago, in the oppressive heat of New Orleans, she won the national title at 5,000 meters with a blazing last 400-meter lap in 59.8 seconds.

It is 58.5 square meters with a large, 30-square-meter living area, and it is on the market for 6.85 million rubles.