After another ritual check, Howard determined that he had better not go more than another kilometer before his next position fix. |
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For every kilometer I walked, I raised money for our local chapter of the American Diabetes Society. |
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A drunk driver ran a red light and hit their car traveling twenty kilometers over the fifty kilometer speed limit. |
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A representative estimate of the saturation adiabatic lapse rate is 6 Celsius degrees per kilometer. |
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After about a kilometer of corridor, they came to a large juncture where the passage intersected ramps leading both up and down. |
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The appellant was informed that he had been clocked at 97 kilometers in a 50 kilometer per hour zone. |
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A meter is about three feet and three inches and a kilometer equals about six tenths of a mile. |
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In the prairies where they live, they can be seen for a kilometer and a half. |
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In the brutalized area one kilometer to the south, a weeping community leader put that sadness into words of disbelief. |
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Its 2,000-foot height and nearly 2-cubic kilometer volume make it one of the largest lava domes in the world. |
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McEwen, for his part, did a great tactical final kilometer to win that one. |
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If the transportation crosses provincial boundaries, an additional allowance of 90 satang per kilometer will be provided. |
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I stood on the crest of a hill half a kilometer from the moonlit water, with the city lights in the distance. |
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From this haunted ridge the road curves down to Tiquina, where the lake narrows to a strait less than a kilometer wide. |
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The 13,600 square kilometer park sits in northeastern Congo, near the Gabonese border to the west and Cameroon to the north. |
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Eight biathlon events, 12 cross country ski races and three Nordic combined events were held on the 31 kilometer course. |
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They have two kilometer long starships orbiting the planet and soldiers in every city! |
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It should be noted that the lengths of the arms of the interferometer on ground-based gravity wave detectors are on the order of 1 kilometer. |
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The glacier, whose great depths, maybe a kilometer or more to bedrock, would indeed be frozen and solidly compacted. |
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After reviewing video footage and split times it was apparent that Njogu had joined the race as it reached the stadium for its last kilometer. |
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Heading along the coast from town you will find yourself on a gorgeous, 20 odd kilometer beachside run from Pelabuhan itself to the town of Cisolok. |
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At present, MAS charges an average of 32.5 sen per kilometer. |
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There are 100 centimeters in a meter, and 1,000 meters in a kilometer. |
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It features great ski touring, with a scenic 44 kilometer trail system that runs along Lake Itasca and nearby Mary Lake, through piney woods and open meadows. |
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If you enjoy biking, you'll want to explore the Route verte a 3,600 kilometer bikeway network throughout Quebec! |
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Each kilometer will be rewarded by our sponsor with 100 Euro and the entire benefits will be given to Télévie. |
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The total length of the section of the ORP to be removed is approximately one kilometer. |
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Famous cultural sites such as the fairy tale castle Neuschwanstein eternalized by the myths of King Ludwig II, are within a 100 kilometer radius. |
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Three pilots made goal around the 120 kilometer rhombus course. |
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This single piece of data can locate a phone within approximately a square kilometer. |
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But, within the second kilometer, my hopes were dashed as the new kid on the block came up from behind. |
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A Provincial area consisting of 55 islands and a 55 kilometer section of international border with the United States. |
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A fourth of the total population lives in rural areas where average density of population is 5.2 persons per square kilometer. |
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Parts of the deep ocean floor are very flat, with changes in height of less than one meter per kilometer. |
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At first, the ANP did not want to use the HQ as it was just outside the city limits by a kilometer. |
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The video output is either standard composite or balanced twisted pair, enabling video transmission at distances of up to one kilometer. |
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Despite some very hard attacks in the final laps of the races, and small breakaways coming from those attacks, the peloton still came into the last kilometer complete. |
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Our self made maps of the area showed us where we could reach the mountain within a 5 kilometer distance to the base of it. |
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On average, there are 71 species of vascular plants for every square kilometer of intact natural vegetation in the Guinean Forest Hotspot. |
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The forestry operation resulted in a considerable quantity of sediment deposited on the river bed as far as one kilometer from the source. |
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That means it probably flew back up as much as a kilometer before coming back down. |
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Her clothes and purse were found a kilometer away with money still in her wallet. |
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Several people have been killed by artillery shells from Syria that landed on the Turkish side of the 900 kilometer border. |
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This is typically displayed in minutes per mile or minutes per kilometer. |
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While traveling along the 40 kilometer route, make sure to stop in some of the quaint villages, particularly Beuvron-en-Auge. |
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If you scaled up the thickness of the DNA chain to that of ordinary sewing thread, you would need a 4 kilometer reel to represent the length in an average human chromosome. |
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Geordie Dave, a regular at Nervous Wreck Soi Yamato, decided the Rotary Charity Walk was a worthy cause, worthy enough for him to do the eight kilometer walk himself. |
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The initial covariance matrices of each lander were set to correspond to a 15 by 8 kilometer landing ellipse with a semimajor axis in the East-West direction. |
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I'll do an extra 500m, that becomes a kilometer, and you think: yeah I deserve this! |
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Ecologically, it is one of the world's 17 megadiverse countries, and the most densely biodiverse of these per square kilometer. |
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Applications likely to use the heat produced by a methanisation fitting up are numerous, as well onthe production site as relocated in a coverage of more than one kilometer. |
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From the vantage point of Emmanuel Bachellier's motor cruiser, about a kilometer, or more than a half-mile, out of the central marina, the city center's skyline has a slightly pink tinge. |
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It is hidden behind a wall of water of more than a kilometer long. |
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The NVA solders lived in fear of these attacks because they believed each raid covered a 20 kilometer area and they were told that ordinary trenches and foxholes were of no protection. |
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The monuments and the reference marks of this past are strewn a little everywhere in the city, always girdled by the old wall, one kilometer long. |
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Thirty-eight brave and enthusiastic Novartis associates will hit the road again on September 19th for the 600 kilometer Toronto to Montreal Ride for the Cure to raise funds for breast cancer research. |
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It was expanded in 2009 to span 1 square kilometer, becoming the world's biggest Cherenkov radiation detector. |
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One such road is the thirty-odd kilometer stretch between Dhaka and Mawa on the Dhaka-Khulna highway, the second most important corridor in the country. |
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Every day after the 6 kilometer route march the physiologists measured the soldiers' feet to see how damp the skin was, if it was irritated and if blisters were already appearing. |
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The building is located in the industrial park of St-Hubert, adjacent to Highway 30, approximately one kilometer east of the Highway 10 intersection. |
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It started its journey towards Victoria, British Columbia from Greece, the flame then made a 45 000 kilometer trip across Canada before finally arriving in Vancouver. |
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The last kilometer shall be signalised by a red triangle. |
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Note: Each of the blue squares on the map represents one square kilometer. |
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In less mountainous regions, however, a canal may be built up to one kilometer before enough elevation is achieved to allow the water to drop into the powerhouse. |
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This lies about a kilometer further west than the location suggested by Peter Foss. |
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Population density is of 15 persons per square kilometer of land area, well below the world average of 50 persons. |
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Individual bands may vary in thickness from a few millimeters to a kilometer or more. |
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On Canada's west coast, there are shell middens that run for more than a kilometer along the coast and are several meters deep. |
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The International zone of Tangier had a 373 square kilometer area and, by 1939, a population of about 60,000 inhabitants. |
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The value to the military is that one angular mil subtends approximately one metre at a distance of one kilometer. |
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With 71,263 people per square kilometer, Manila is also the most densely populated city proper in the world. |
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The volcano cones rise abruptly out of the ground with craters that measure up to one kilometer across. |
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Forty one percent of the population lives in rural areas, with a population density of 18,13 per square kilometer. |
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The landing site was located on an alluvial fan at the foot of a mountain range and less than a kilometer from the shoreline of a playa lake. |
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The ANSI beam distance is an impressive one kilometer, which is much farther than competitive flashlights at this lower price point. |
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Focal depth of the quake was 10 kilometer and its epicenter was 17 kilometer northeast of Nawabshah. |
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It is also the state with more highways conceded to the private sector, resulting in the highest value of toll fares per kilometer of highway. |
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Similarly, in Assam, of the 134-kilometer border, only 46 kilometer has been sealed, while work is in progress in 31 km, stated. |
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The great seismic discontinuities in the mantle, at 410 and 670 kilometer depth, are disrupted by the descent of cold slabs in deep subduction zones. |
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Another 34 percent live within a kilometer of their children. |
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The derailments of the two BNSF Railway trains sparked massive explosions about a kilometer from Casselton, a town of about 2,400 residents in southeast North Dakota. |
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The 3 kilometer is really the one to see,'' said Sharp's wife, Tricia. |
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