Sentences with phrase «km per»

Each of TREB's five fleet vehicles travel an average of 30,000 km per year and will be seen by thousands of people in the Greater Toronto Area.

It took him 28 days, three hours to complete the coast - to - coast ride, averaging 255 km per day.

Stepping off the edge of an airplane and hurtling toward the ground at up to 200 km per hour takes courage.

He set the world record for skydiving an estimated 39 kilometers (128,000 ft), reaching an estimated speed of 1,342 km per hour (834 mph), or Mach 1.24.

This is unlike any other electric car as it can accelerate from zero to 60mph (97 km per hour) in 2.39 seconds, claims the company.

Sport Mode: DJI's Spark drone also has a Sport Mode letting users fly this at up to 31 mph or nearly 50 km per hour.

But phone is not particularly good device when I have to run 15 + km per training.

Duration - 20 days 4 km per day Pick up drop may be provided depending on the location These are ongoing classes.

* Annual estimated fuel cost is based on driving 20 000 km per year - a realistic distance for the vast majority of Canadians - at fuel prices that are estimated to be $ 1.028 / L for regular, $ 1.191 / L for premium, $ 0.976 / L for diesel, and $ 0.13 / kWh for electricity.

* Annual estimated fuel cost is based on driving 20 000 km per year — a realistic distance for the vast majority of Canadians — at fuel prices that are estimated to be $ 1.028 / L for regular, $ 1.191 / L for premium, $ 0.976 / L for diesel, and $ 0.13 / kWh for electricity.

The undisputed evidence is that the road Fordham was driving on posed no hazard to a driver who stopped at the stop sign, or even to one who slowed to 50 km per hour at the intersection... Does the condition of the road pose an unreasonable risk of harm to reasonable drivers?

As he came to an intersection (noticing there were no cars) he drove through and ignored the stop sign, going approximately 80 km per hour (the speed limit).

The speed limit was 50 km per hour.

according to the data, it is growing at a rate of 30 sq km per year.

According to the data, it is growing at a rate of 30 sq km per year.»

There has been a reduction of the ice cover over the last 10 years of about 100 000 sq km per year on average, so a drop of 1 million sq km in just one year is extreme.

Both front wheel drive and 4WD variants use a 4 - speed auto, and the front wheel drive version is rated at 15.6 km per liter under the 10 - 15 Japanese test cycle.

Each bus will have 37 seats, a 60 - person standing capacity and a top speed of 90 km per hour and — at an individual cost of $ 2.1 million — will cost about four times as much as a conventional diesel bus.

A +12 C (+22 F) anomaly over a region roughly 1000 - 1500 km per side (a million square kilometers)-- that's rather impressive, but not atypical for heat wave intensity — California heat waves can hit similar peaks — but the persistence is a major issue.

The UAE has plans to construct 1,500 MW of capacity by 2020 which will require a space of 3 km per side.

To be honest these little get - abouts aren't really designed for the open road, but they do make it up to 50 Km per hour which is perfectly respectable for getting around town.

They are known for their size and speed, reaching weights of more than 600 kg (1,300 pounds) and speeds of up to 70 km per hour (112 miles per hour).

A thick knot of interlocking forces give birth to a cyclone like Vardah that smashed into the Chennai coast and Nellore and Chittoor districts of Andhra Pradesh on December 12 last year, with wind speeds reaching 100 - 110 km per hour... Read More

Cyclone Winston reportedly produced gusts up to 325 km per hour.

The belief is that warm ocean currents are rapidly melting this glacier, because it lifted off this smaller ridge in the 1970s and now moves 4x faster than Thwaites at 4 km per year.

Winds of more than 200 km per hour (red) are still being recorded as the cyclone continues its path from Vanuatu down the east coast of New Zealand.

The jet stream has been particularly strong, with estimated winds of over 350 km per hour.

The distance between Cairo and Tel Aviv is 400 km, so thats 10 km per year.

Updating this analysis using observational data through 2011 (not even including the 2012 record low sea ice extent), the 32 - year trend (1979 - 2011) is -530 thousand square km per decade, and the 20 - year trend is -700 thousand square km per decade.

And the two Tuni - Condoriri glaciers that provide water for El Alto and La Paz lost 39 % of their area between 1983 and 2006 — at a rate of 0.24 sq km per year.»

In my estimate half a million cubic km per buoy.

But the loss of ice in the Arctic over the same period is 500,000 sq km per decade.

The US National Snow and Ice Data Center states there has been a slight gain in Antarctic sea - ice cover of 0.9 per cent since 1979, the equivalent of about 100,000 sq km per decade.

Here's Gabrielle Walker interviewing Ralph Raynor overlooking the Helheim Glacier in Greenland - a Glacier now travelling at 6 km per year, lubricated on its bed of rock by melt water.

Winds over 200 km per hour helped create a storm surge over six meters high that swept in and killed almost 140,000 people.

The heliopause is 38,000,000,000 km diameter, and the solar system is traveling 26 km per hour relative the local interstellar cloud.

The measured loss has been about 80 cubic km per year from ~ 1990 to 2004.

While not published in the literature, Figure 1B show that in 1998 Version 1 yields a trend of -5000 sq km per year; however, in Version 2, the 1998 trend is ~ 7000 sq km per year.

The 60 - day buoy tracks make it clear that this ice has moved around 500 km eastwards, towards the Fram Strait, during May and June, and continues in that direction at about 5 - 10 km per day.

First of all he introduces the concept of the «moderately affluent Brit» who drives an estimated 50 km per day (or was it miles?

Multiply by 1.6, divide by 365 and you get ~ 20 car km per person per day.

He uses a figure of 40 kWh for car energy use per average affluent Brit per day, which equates to about 50 km per day per car (occupancy average about 1.7) for the next few chapters in his energy balance, but I can not find anywhere where he then scales this up, but I may be wrong, I haven't re-read the whole book.

Layman observation: My area receives 720 Megga litres of rain per quare km per year, but the law only allows about 6ML of water in dams.

Wind direction is blowing straight off shore here on the West Coast, East at 20 km per hour.

Up to one minute freefalling with speeds accelerating up to 220 km per hour, all with absolutely spectacular views over Byron Bay.

If you are lucky, the leaps of the acrobatic pacific - white sided dolphin or the speed of the Dall's porpoise as they seemingly hydroplane through the water at speeds of up to 55 km per hour will leave you in awe of the smaller cetaceans that grace our waters.

At 40 km per hour, you will experience the same view as the many birds that fly through the rainforest daily.

Since leaving the Sakhalin Island region, «Flex» has been tracked 7546 kilometers over 55 days with an average speed of 5.73 km per hour during his migration.

The rail link covers a distance of 28.6 km and the maximum speed of these trains is 160 km per hour.

If you're wondering about the gap between Mackay and Brisbane on the map: we covered that distance in three days of driving about 300 km per day.