Sentence examples for metres of cable from inspiring English sources

The towfish and 4,500 metres of cable became separated from the vessel and are now resting on the seafloor".

The towfish and 4,500 metres of cable are now resting on the floor of the Indian Ocean, the Joint Agency Coordination Centre JACCC) said in a statement.

Much of Africa is sparsely populated: there are 60-80 metres of cable per user compared with 5 metres per user in Europe.

It will put into action Tower Bridge's new lighting system, involving 1,800 special energy-efficient LED lights, 2,000 metres of energy-efficient LED linear lights, 5,000 metres of cable and 1,000 junction boxes.

Although the two astronauts were ordered back to the airlock earlier than anticipated, they were still able to carry out other tasks, including the fixing of a vent and the partial laying out of nearly 30 metres of cable for servicing future commercial and cargo vehicles to the space station.

Lithium-polymer cells are lighter.The system will also run at a higher voltage 300V, up from 200V in Sunseeker II in order to reduce transmission losses along the six metres of cables that carry power to the motor at the back, just above the rudder.The Sunseeker project is still in many ways a sealing-wax-and-string operation.

Cat6A can deliver 10 gigabits per second over 100 metres of Ethernet cable, which would solve the speed problem for the foreseeable future.

In this case, 90 metres of superconducting cable have been installed at an electricity substation owned by Copenhagen Energy.If successful, these and other small-scale demonstrations could lead to the widespread commercial take-up of superconducting cables within the next few years.

All the materials used come from Wales; the Centre was built from 1,350 tonnes of Welsh slate, 300,000 concrete blocks, and a million metres of electric cable.

Detroit Edison, a local power company, is laying 400 metres of these cables.

The Sanccob team also installed three large hot-water geysers in the wash-bay to improve penguin-washing, as well as hundreds of metres of piping and cable to link to the island's water and electrical supplies.