Sentence examples for metres in order from inspiring English sources
Maritime search experts say this means acoustic hydrophones must be towed in the water at depths of up to 2,000 metres in order to have the best chance of picking up the signals.
Several of Aldi's newer stores will be more than a quarter larger than its current average store size of 1,000 square metres in order to squeeze in this wider range of products.
Bolt started the season competing over 400 metres in order to improve his speed, winning two races and registering 45.54 s in Kingston, and windy conditions gave him his first sub-10 second finish of the season in the 100 m in March.
Electric field strength must be about a billion volts per metre in order to cause field emissions.
Most sedimentation tanks, though, are not less than 3 metres deep, in order to provide enough room for a sludge layer and a scraper mechanism.
The Water Discus Hotel will be situated 10 metres underwater in order to optimise sunlight, and will include 22 hotel rooms, a bar and a restaurant with views of the surrounding coral reefs.
Meanwhile on Dale Farm, Travellers were due to start clearing a six-metre barricade in order to let officials on to the site, in line with a court order granted on Monday.
We model an electric radiant annealing furnace with length of order 100 metres through which strips of steel sheet pass at speeds of up to 130 metres per minute in order to achieve the strip temperatures required for annealing.
The project has moved several hundred million cubic metres of soil in order to create a 35km (22-mile) second channel allowing parallel traffic through the Suez Canal.
Mark Butler, Labor's environment spokesman, told Guardian Australia that a government-commissioned report placed a "serious question mark" over the proposal to dredge 3m cubic metres of seabed in order to enlarge a coal port at Abbot Point in Queensland.
Land ecosystems will have to move hundreds of metres each year in order to cope with global warming, according to a letter published on Thursday in Nature, the British-based science journal.
