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Typical coherence lengths range from millimetres to metres.
This article was amended on 21 March 2016 to correct a conversion of feet to metres.
In the geologic record, coal occurs in beds, called seams, which are blanketlike coal deposits a few centimetres to metres or hundreds of metres thick.
It is also impossible to confirm that the metre is originally Indo-European, though some scholars have noted a distant similarity to metres in Russian and Greek.
I have had to spend my own money on everything from laminating pouches, display items, storage boxes and folders to metres of fabrics suitable for the chosen theme.
Scientists recently warned that the collapse of ice shelves across much of Antarctica could lead to metres of sea level rise in the future.
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It was located 33 to 52 feet (10 to 16 metres) to the audience's left.
Later this year the city will decide whether to reduce the maximum height of downtown buildings from 60ft to 40ft (18 metres to 12 metres).
Space-rated GPS systems enable tracking of position and velocity to metre and sub-m.s−1 accuracy respectively [38].
In Peru, lowland rainforest extends upward to 1,200 to 1,500 metres, with transitional forest giving way to montane rainforest above 1,800 to 2,000 metres, which continues to 3,400 to 4,000 metres.
Laterals usually are spaced from 80 to 300 feet (24 to 91 metres) apart and three to five feet (0.9 to 1.5 metres) deep.
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