Примери за kilometer

• He walks two kilometers to work every morning.

• They were going at about 60 kilometers an hour when their car hit the tree.

• We traveled northeastwards for about 250 kilometers.

• A few kilometers from the crowded beaches of Spain's Mediterranean coast, many once-thriving towns stand deserted and in ruins.

• According to the map, the village lies about 10 kilometers to the east of here.

• The longitudinal sections extend up to two kilometers downstream of the dam.

• These patients travel long distances, often hundreds of kilometers, to reach public hospitals created for their care.

• In this manner, approximately 20 m2 of surface can be examined per kilometer of rover travel.

• Second, the new village did not make sense socially, given the way the bedouin live, for the site was seven kilometers from the existing village.

• Several kilometers to the south, the village is small and comprises primarily a single extended family.

• The largest villages contained at most one thousand inhabitants and rarely extended for more than a kilometer.

• Eighty-six linear kilometers of the upper and middle sections of the river were surveyed.

• A significant part of the total genetic variation (19 %) occurred among the five local populations studied, separated by a few kilometers only.

• A scale specifies fine-grained representation formats for an aspect, for example, a distance aspect has multiple scales such as meter, kilometers, and nautical mile.

• Encompassing an area of 375 square kilometers, this world-class business environment supports a range of enterprises, from tourism to professional services to light manufacturing.

• However, it is thought that inelastic, adhesive, and collective interactions between micrometer-sized dust particles give rise to kilometer-sized bodies, which are known as planetesimals.

• As a result, a more appropriate area for the new village was seemingly agreed to, about one kilometer from the first proposed site.

• The population density of the other villages is between 138 and 404 people per square kilometer.

• A series of data collection legs approximately 1 kilometer in length were planned and conducted in the exercise.

• The spatial distance aspect supports multiple distance scales such as meter, kilometer, and nautical mile.