Sentence examples for number of kilometers from inspiring English sources

Instead of owning the batteries, the car owners buy subscriptions for a certain number of kilometers of driving per year.

Adults also reported a significant increase in the number of kilometers able to walk without getting tired.

The objective at this stage is to minimize empty movements and to equilibrate the number of kilometers covered by each unit.

Ferrari and Red Bull together ran the largest number of kilometers in winter testing, about 7,000 and 6,000 respectively.

Over the next 20 years the number of kilometers traveled in urban areas will increase 40percentt, an increase that will negate any expected gains in fuel efficiency, and make reaching Europe's Kyoto goals of reducing CO2 emissions nearly impossible.

So when you think of the Tour de France, you think of being exhausted from the sheer number of kilometers or from climbing massive mountains, but what sets the Tour apart from other races is the stress.

The number of square kilometers devoted to urban living grew from 8,800 in 1984 to 41,000 in 2010.

Lee et al. [11, 12, 13] expressed exposure as the number of vehicle kilometers exposed to each combination of traffic characteristics and external control factors.

This list ranks states' wind power potential by the number of square kilometers each contains with annual average wind speeds above 6.5 meters per second at an altitude of 80 meters.

However, with the training load playing a key role for RRI development, the number of completed kilometers becomes an essential variable that must be included in the definition of running experience.

The expansion of the agricultural frontier across southern Amazonia is a well-known phenomenon, with yearly reports on the rate of deforestation and the approximate number of square kilometers cleared and burned to make way for agriculture [1].