Sentences with phrase «kilometers until»

You enter in Calle Hermosa (dust road) drive during 2 kilometers until you see the signal «PHL» (picture below).

Turn south on Niños Héroes and continue for about 2 kilometers until you reach Marina El Cid.

Continue for about 2.5 kilometers until you reach Puerto Morelos.

It worked for about 1 kilometer until it completely died (luckily at my door).

Not exact matches

It's a climb - heavy route, featuring nine summit finishes, though the first doesn't come until Stage 5's two - kilometer climb to Ermita Santa Lucia.

Every day, numerous cars and trucks are wearing on Norway's almost one hundred thousand kilometers of road: Asphalt wear on the tires, the tires wear on the asphalt, exhaust flows out from the vehicles and all is shrouded by road dust, until a rainfall cleanses the air, leaving all the dust and particles in the ditch.

These outbound electrons don't reach peak speeds until they are a few thousand kilometers high, where the atmosphere is so thin that the particles rarely collide with gases and therefore don't glow, says FAST project scientist Robert Pfaff Jr. of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

He had hopscotched from country to country until he capped his stint through French Polynesia with a trip to Mooréa, an island about 16 kilometers northwest of Tahiti.

It wasn't precisely confirmed until 1976, when a Scout D rocket carried a hydrogen - maser clock to an altitude of 10,000 kilometers, or about 6,000 miles.

The new outline agreement delays 100 percent implementation of a limit of 95 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometer (CO2 / km) for all new cars until 2021 from a previous deadline of 2020.

After letting the bats experience sundown at a site near their typical roost, the team waited until after midnight (when polarized light was no longer visible in the sky), transported the animals to two sites between 20 and 25 kilometers from the roost, strapped radio tracking devices to them, and then released them.

It would remain this way for another 15 million years or so, until the day, when T. rex was at the peak of its success rampaging across western North America, that a 10 - kilometer - wide asteroid fell out of the sky and the world changed in an flash.

Until now, such projects were only allowed in shallow state waters — those within 3.5 miles (5.6 kilometers) of shore.

For instance, Ekström says, in several cases major landslides have fallen upon glaciers and then scooted nearly friction - free across several kilometers of ice — which tends to muffle seismic vibrations until the speeding material slams into the opposite side of the valley.

Until the operation begins, wildlife rangers are patrolling to prevent animals from leaving or entering the herd's 2000 - square - kilometer habitat.

Because of the tremendous pressure in the mantle from overlying rock, geologists believe mantle material wouldn't melt until it rose up enough to reach around 40 miles (70 kilometers) below Earth's surface.

There's 5,400 cubic kilometers of water into the lake, [and] it would just keep blasting out until it degassed.»

«Mauna Kea had a large glacial ice cap of about 70 square kilometers [27 square miles] until 14,500 years ago, which has now all disappeared,» said Peter Clark, a geoscientist at Oregon State University.

Now New Horizons, which is healthy, on course and closer to Pluto than Voyager ever came, will continue to set proximity - to - Pluto records every day until its closest approach — about 7,767 miles (12,500 kilometers) from the planet — on July 14th, 2015.

The original 75 - hp diesel engine worked until a million kilometers.

There are also almost 6,000 miles (9,660 kilometers) of rivers and streams winding their way around mountains and through valleys until eventually emptying into the Pacific Ocean.

Up until then, I hadn't even realized a trail begins to the east of the little community, or that it extended all the way to Logy Bay (about 8.9 kilometers total).

I have walked over 100 kilometers wearing this backpack and I'll continue to use it until it is worn out.

From there, enjoy the great climate as you drive through the beautiful high mountains of fog - shrouded Cerro de La Muerte, highest pass on the Interamerican Highway, until you reach kilometer 80, where you take a detour to the right for 9 kilometers on an unpaved road, finally reaching the slopes of the Savegre River and the Trogon lodge.

The altitude is 3.100 meters and you take the dirt road (partly asphalted) for 4 kilometers downhill until you see the lodges at your right hand site.

Continue along the highway until you reach the Smithfield roundabout, take the first exit, you will now be on the Kennedy Highway follow the range to the top and travel for approx 48 kilometers.

In celebration of The Armory Show's Soho Night, The New York Earth Room and The Broken Kilometer will stay open until 7 pm on March 7, 2014.

• Alice Anderson is showing Bound (2011) and 181 Kilometers (2015) in Champagne Life at the Saatchi Gallery, London, until 9 March 2016.

The Lyman Glacier monitored by the North Cascade Glacier Climate Project is three kilometers away and at 6400 feet the snowpack remains until early August the July - August melt rate is 5.6 cm / day.

Until this spring, this is where foundations for the Bard Offshore 1 wind farm, now being built about 100 kilometers off the coast, were being welded together.

This is followed by several years of variability around the 4 million square kilometers level, until another dramatic reduction event takes place.

Sure, questions can be raised about what happens in a tank several kilometers high and with walls wide enough that the light doesn't strike its sides on the way down, but deciding you won't be happy with any other evidence until someone builds this improbable experiment is simply balmy.

Until now, those beacons have had a 2 - kilometer (1 mile) radius.

Meier et al. (National Snow and Ice Data Center); 5.0 Million Square Kilometers; Statistical Here the method of Meier et al. in the July Outlook is updated using daily decline rates from 1 August until the minimum extent is reached as applied to the observed 1 August ice extent.