Sentence examples for one square kilometer from inspiring English sources

We calculated that to achieve an effect on one square kilometer" -- and by "effect," he explains, he means killing about half of the population -- "it costs $2,000 with conventional weapons, $800 with a nuclear weapon, $600 with a chemical weapon and $1 with a bioweapon.

There were 650 roos living on one square kilometer of grassland, and officials determined that they were wreaking ecological havoc.

Known for its fierce fighters and its conservatism, Jenin refugee camp, where over 16,000 live on one square kilometer, increasingly is known as well for its art.

I.B.M. selects a smaller area, like metropolitan New York, shrinks the boxes on the grid to one square kilometer, and then produces estimates for these smaller boxes, calculating data for the new grid points.

LandScan estimates were generated by an algorithm that allocates census figures to one square kilometer grid cells based on land surface characteristics identified by satellite images.

Because a large proportion of ALT measurements are conducted on grids that encompass areas from one hectare to one square kilometer, a lower minimum location precision of an arc minute i.e., ca. 926 m longitudinal precision at 60°N latitude was adopted.

R.E.C.'s plant, which officially opens later this year, already employs 1,200 people and sits on a one-square-kilometer, or 0.4-square-mile, plot of recently reclaimed land in the city's Tuas industrial area.

A standardized year-long sampling protocol in a one-square-kilometer plot in central Spain yielded reliable Araneidae and Thomisidae inventories.

Physicists have determined that about once a century a single cosmic-ray particle with an energy of 10 to the 20th power electron volts will hit any given one-square-kilometer (0.39 square mile) patch of the earth.

NIT is a one thousand square kilometer sovereign territory on mainland Africa that will host the new institutions of the new architecture of capitalism.

And that works out to about a little bit more than one per square kilometer or two and 1/2, approximately, per square mile.