Sentence examples for metres depending on from inspiring English sources

Today, the public can get GPS position fixes with an accuracy of three metres to 15 metres, depending on where they are.Actually, GPS can do a lot better than that.

Even a simple property, such as the soil thickness, can range from a few centimetres to many metres, depending on the intensity and duration of weathering, episodes of soil deposition and erosion, and the patterns of landscape evolution.

The plane's service ceiling of 25,000 to 35,000 feet (7,500 to 10,500 metres), depending on the bomb load, put it above the worst of the German antiaircraft artillery, but, firepower notwithstanding, formations of B-17s proved unable to fight their way unescorted to targets deep inside Germany in the face of determined fighter opposition without incurring excessive losses.

Passive tags have practical read distances ranging from about 2 mm up to about few metres depending on the chosen radio frequency.

We imported this quite rare Norwegian appliance, 12kw, my rule of thumb is approximately 1kw per 14 cubic metres – depends on the insulation, obviously.

Budget: A typical conversion costs £900 to £1,400 a square metre, says Holmes, but this can easily rise to £400 a cubic metre depending on the design.

The average price for an apartment near the city centre ranges from 10,000 to 20,000 euros per square metre, depending on the type of building, view and location.

Scholars are uncertain as to how much this metre depended on quantity or stress.

Cold-rolled strip, produced from hot-rolled strip, is 0.1 to 2 millimetres thick and also up to 2 metres wide, depending on a shop's facilities.

A down-hole tool would be used to maximise agitation and contact area between CO2 and brine in the vertical mixing section of the well, which may be tens to hundreds of metres long, depending on the thickness of the formation.

At the end of the mature stage, below about 4,800 metres (16,000 feet), depending on the geothermal gradient, kerogen becomes condensed in structure and chemically stable.