| Astronomers measure the brightness of stars in units called magnitudes but this is not a unit like a meter or a kilogramme. |
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| The price paid to the country's 600,000 cocoa farmers will be set at 380 CFA francs a kilogramme, a rise of 15 CFA francs on the previous season. |
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| A raid by army troops and intelligence agents on the town uncovered the 10 kilogramme belt concealed in a solar water tank. |
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| As a rule of thumb, reckon on 30 to 40 ml of water per kilogramme of body weight. |
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| Whether a metric hundredweight of wheat is exchanged for a gramme or a kilogramme of gold does not in the least depend upon conditions inherent in that wheat or gold. |
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| Legislation already clearly provides for the price per unit of litre or kilogramme for the benefit of the consumer. |
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| To ascertain same, the number of stoned olives in one kilogramme shall be multiplied by a coefficient set by each producing country. |
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| The figure for the United Kingdom is over 2 kilogrammes of carbon dioxide equivalent for each kilogramme of ammonium nitrate. |
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| By contrast, it takes between 100 to 15 000 litres of water to produce each kilogramme of agricultural raw material, such as coffee beans, sugar cane or maize, from which these products were made. |
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