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• A meter is about three feet and three inches and a kilometer equals about six tenths of a mile.
• The HST images were obtained during a campaign by the Cassini spacecraft to measure the solar wind approaching Saturn and the Saturn kilometric emissions.
• It ought to be pointed out that calculating passenger kilometres is an inexact science.
• They will move around about a quarter of a kilometre an hour and if you measure their rate of moving, they have small home ranges.
• What he calls a crack is more like a canyon, at least 300 metres deep up to a kilometre long yet only a metre wide.
• Selecting kilometres will give you a countdown in metres - you can't have a mixture of both.
• It seems to me like if it takes more kilometers to make a mile, then it should take more kilograms to make a pound.
• As with metres and kilometres , we need some new units, or we'd need a lot of zeroes!
• Next we will be having our speedometers changed from miles per hour to kilometres per hour.
• It is one kilometre wide by a kilometre and a half long and the chicks are protected from predators by electrified wire fencing.
• The scale of alteration can vary in extent from less than a centimetre to many tens of kilometres .
• Normal displacements are pervasive from the millimetric to the kilometric scales.
• The hole it would leave would be two kilometres long and one kilometre wide.
• Islands of ice kilometers long and up to two metres thick are common here.
• Once in a while, the funnel of air drops from the sky - it can be as narrow as a few metres across or as wide as two kilometres .
• The event consisted of a five and ten kilometre run and walk as well as a one kilometre for the very young, the old and the not so fit.
• Families then move a few miles or kilometers away to an area richer in resources.
• Easier, but not easy, and still only around a billionth of a millimetre over five million kilometres .
• The appellant was informed that he had been clocked at 97 kilometers in a 50 kilometer per hour zone.
• This is typically displayed in minutes per mile or minutes per kilometer .
• In the prairies where they live, they can be seen for a kilometer and a half (nearly a mile).
• People drive in kilometers , fill their gas tanks by litres and heat their homes in degrees centigrade.