Sentence examples for which measures at from inspiring English sources

Pasante plans to capitalise on the rise in demand for larger condoms by launching a new Super King range which measures at 69mm wide (the diameter of the penis).

First there is eternity, which measures at once the whole duration of a being.

When walking into the hall (which measures at a formidable 571 square meters), the viewer is struck by the immensity of the space that is only heightened by the sharp chalk lines.

Recently, Petzold and co-workers [ 45, 69] introduced the multi-angle absorption photometer (MAAP), which measures, at multiple angles, the back-scattered light that is used in a radiative transfer model to provide the scattering corrections.

The weight matrix W defines the neighbourhood structure in accordance with Tobler's First Law [ 23] by which measures at locations close to each other will tend to be more similar than measures at distant locations.

The next largest size after a twin mattress is a full or double mattress, which measures at 54 /75".

Four of the cities with the five highest Internet penetration (percentage of people with Internet access) are on the Pacific coast, according to Internet audience researcher Nielsen//NetRatings ntrt, which measures at-home and work usage of the Net.

The whale, which measured at 15-metres, was washed up in Tainan, south Taiwan.

It was rated lowest of all for a KFC popcorn nuggets and fries meal, which measured at 0.9g of salt per serving, and the McDonald's Chicken McNuggets Happy Meal at 0.78g.

For the world as a whole, the big threat is not deflation in a small country like Switzerland but a deflationary spiral throughout the euro zone, which, measured at market prices, is the world's second biggest economy.

It was also rated lowest of all for its KFC popcorn nuggets and fries meal, which measured at 0.9g of salt per serving, while the McDonald's Chicken McNuggets Happy Meal also had the lowest at 0.78g.