kilo örnekleri

• In the end, to the irritation and desperation of exporters, official prices went up to 3$000/kilo.

• In 1929 production reached its peak for the decade: 2,400,000 kilos.

• With 40 chapters and over 1,000 pages, and weighing in at about a kilo, this is a big book.

• In practice the frequency of the sensor crystal is subtracted from a stable reference oscillator to produce a difference frequency in the kilo-hertz region.

• Both categories are expected to have a non-positive effect on the number of hunting trips over the '0 to 5' kilo category.

• The ratio of these multipliers (/) gives the shadow value of maize in units of dollars per kilo.

• Letters between 200 grams and 1 kilo were opened up to competition but required a license.

• In 1933 production had dropped dramatically to under 700,000 kilos.

• Casual workers are paid for every 200 kilos picked.

• The average pick is around 20-25 kilos a day.

• It is beautifully designed, printed and illustrated, of large format (430x300mm) and, at 4.5 kilos, suits the library or desk rather better than the lap.

• The chicleros have also witnessed fluctuations in the price of chicle, around $42 a kilo during the last four seasons.

• That year the sprayed trees yielded five kilos per tree instead of the one or two they had been getting.

• Nobody used different arithmetics to count apples, sheep, francs, or kilos.

• Types of work classified as dangerous included cleaning the boiler and the press house, tinplating the grills and carrying more than 25 kilos for more than 300 metres.