The stere was defined as the unit of volume, equal to one cubic metre.
Stere, metric unit of volume equal to one cubic metre, or 1,000 litres.
At times it falls into the "speed and volume equal intensity of emotion" trap and curdles characters' grief and remorse into something more maudlin.
Introduced in fall 2008, the site generates about 10 percent of the company's revenue, and volume equal to least 15 stores.
Limited variety and high volume equal savings, the theory goes, and the operative delusion is that a consumer is paying wholesale for what are in fact retail goods exposed to supersizing gamma rays.
In other words, we would need to find an underground location (or locations) able to swallow a volume equal to the contents of 41 oil supertankers each day, 365 days a year.
Fujio Cho, Toyota's president, said at today's signing ceremony in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing that his company planned to build 300,000 to 400,000 vehicles a year in China by 2010, a volume equal to nearly half its current output in North America.
And voices are being heard — for the first time in weeks at volume equal to headlines describing Mr. Sarkozy as a hoodlum or France ready for rebellion — that assert that the passage of the retirement law by the Senate in October will demonstrate how much of the ambient noise of the past month has been contrived.
Solutions of benzene and toluene, which have very similar molecular structures, are ideal: any mixture of the two has a volume equal to the sum of the volumes of the separate components, and the mixing process occurs without absorption or evolution of heat.
In the present case, these simplices have the same volume equal to (operatorname{vol}(mathcal{A})/(n+1)).
We inoculated with the strain propagated in YEPD medium using a volume equal to 10% of the working volume.
