Sentences with phrase «of burning miles»

So much of burning miles is location dependent.

Not exact matches

In other words, you'd have to run 35 miles to burn a pound of fat.

The lawn started at the beach and ran toward the front door for a quarter of a mile, jumping over sun - dials and brick walks and burning gardens — finally when it reached the house drifting up the side in bright vines as though from the momentum of its run.

Fourteen large fires were burning, spread over a 200 - mile region north of San Francisco from Napa in the south to Redding in the north.

A bomb of this strength would incinerate everything within 3.58 square miles while causing third - degree burns in an area up to 2,250 square miles.

These blasts would have incinerated everything within 1.77 square miles of their epicenters while causing third - degree burns up to an area of 1,090 square miles.

A bomb of this size would incinerate everything within 2.11 square miles while causing third - degree burns in an area of 1,309 square miles.

A bomb of this size would create a fireball 6.4 square miles large and would be able to give humans third - degree burns within 4,080 square miles of the bomb's epicenter.

They are so burned by their experience with it that they will not get within a mile of that trap.

You know I have to pack a bunch because 60 miles of walking will burn them off, and I NEED treats because it will help fuel my walk.

My commute to and from work every day alone means that I am cycling about 27 miles a day, which means that I am burning somewhere in the region of 1500 calories per day.

Three - mile run at 6 a.m., weights at 6:30, shower, rush to the gym to teach, dash to the lecture hall to take the exercise - physiology and sports - administration classes, sprint back to the gym to coach a 2 1/2 - hour practice, hop in the car to go scout a local high school player, burn rubber back to the gym for two hours of basketball and sprints, shower again and hightail it home by midnight to study for the biomechanics midterm.

By Sunday night 155 bucks had been killed, one hunter had shot himself in the foot, a $ 12,500 forest fire was burning briskly, 50 citations for illegal fires had been handed out, another six had been given for illegal discharge of firearms within a quarter mile of campgrounds and roads.

This fall, discover a mosaic of crisp yellow, burnt orange and deep red canopied corridors and riverbank paths in Redding, California, where 225 - plus miles of trails within a 15 - mile radius are waiting to be explored.

I set it at 1.1 miles per hour when I work and wind up burning a whole bunch of calories.

Department of Energy studies indicate that if such a facility was set on fire, it would be hot enough to melt steel at distances of 1200 feet, or result in second - degree burns on exposed skin a mile away.

By then the shuttle was already traveling about 1,000 miles per hour and had burned through more than a million and a half pounds of fuel.

While the exact sources of black carbon are often difficult to pinpoint in remote areas, the researchers used molecular analysis of the black carbon along with analysis of wind patterns to show that Greenland's ice sheet had recently seen clear effects of wildfires burning thousands of miles away in the Canadian Arctic.

In a short but historic flight, one of the company's Boeing 747 - 400s flew more than 200 miles (320 kilometers) from London Heathrow Airport to Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, reaching a peak altitude of 25,000 feet (7,600 meters) during the 40 - minute flight, with one of its four engines burning a blend of 20 percent coconut and babassu oils mixed with regular petroleum - based jet fuel.

Although many fires burn in remote areas of Indonesia, prevailing winds can carry the smoke hundreds of miles to densely populated cities like Palembang in Sumatra, and Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.

A neutron star is the remnant of a brilliant star that burned out and collapsed into a ball about 12 miles across, twice the diameter of an equivalent black hole.

Trucks: A new SUV is typically driven 15,000 miles the first year, burns 882 gallons of gas, and produces 22,050 pounds of CO2.

Autos: A typical midsize car is driven 12,000 miles annually, burns 494 gallons of gas, and produces 12,350 pounds of CO2.

Burning embers from the bark of trees were carried aloft by shifting winds and updrafts of the fire's own convection currents for up to 20 miles, jumping across roads, clearing fire breaks, and starting new blazes on the parched ground.

Our findings show that the gaseous form of mercury — emitted by coal - burning, mining and other industrial processes in the industrialized world — is being lofted into the region from thousands of miles away.

Fires would run for 30 miles low to the ground, burning grasses but leaving most of the trees intact.

The falling space rock likely burned up in the sky about 10 to 20 miles (16 to 32 kilometers) north of Milwaukee, or about 100 miles (160 km) north of Chicago, according to the American Meteorological Society (AMS).

Instead of adding its name to the long list of electric car wannabes, Honda recently unwrapped a prototype for a gas - burning two - seater that gets 100 miles to the gallon.

The 4,300 - acre Polk Power Station, 40 miles southeast of Tampa, burns coal using a state of the art low - emissions gasification process.

The researchers studying the Rim Fire, which in 2013 burned nearly 400 square miles of forest in the Sierra Nevadas, found the blaze was less severe in areas recently treated with controlled burns.

As it stands, a conventional Toyota Prius hybrid vehicle, which burns gasoline when its batteries are not engaged, and the all - electric Nissan Leaf produce roughly the same amount of greenhouse gas pollution: 200 grams per mile, according to data from the U.S. Department of Energy.

Depending on the type of oil and the wind conditions, burns must be conducted up to six miles from populated areas; within an hour, the particles disperse.

Pros: Fully charged, it burns no gas for the first 50 miles; total range of 300 miles; charges in as little as 3 hours; solar - paneled roof helps run accessories; eye - grabbing styling courtesy of the designer of the BMW Z8; «EcoChic» series is completely animal - free for ultimate green cred.

Some of those areas are about a mile thick, so they've still got plenty of ice to burn through.

This meant only one thing: The groundbreaking Saturn mission had come to an end — the spacecraft had encountered the uppermost atmosphere of Saturn and, 45 seconds later, it burned up like an artificial meteor caused by the intense heat of hitting the atmosphere at 75,000 miles (120,700 kilometers) per hour.

After several more burns, TESS will be in a special 2:1 lunar resonance orbit of roughly 67,000 by 233,000 miles (108,000 by 375,000 kilometers) inclined 37 degrees.

They are just tiny bits of rock, usually smaller than a garden pea, burning up as they crash into Earth's atmosphere at speeds of thousands of miles per hour.

Ground controllers at the European Space Operations Centre in Darmstadt, Germany, are overseeing a series of seven thruster burns to nudge the low point of the spacecraft's orbit from an altitude of 120 miles (200 kilometres) down to 70 miles (113 kilometres).

The second stage engine burned for just under a minute to push TESS into its initial high elliptical orbit with a low point of 120 miles (200 kilometers) and a high point of 168,000 miles (270,000 kilometers) above Earth.

All of the star's matter — namely, the products of the nuclear burning (iron, nickel, silicon, magnesium, and other heavy elements) plus unburned carbon and oxygen — are ejected into space at speeds ranging from about 6,000 to 8,000 miles / second (20 to 30 million miles / hour).

The average walking speed is around 3 miles an hour, and according to the Mayo Clinic, the number of calories you will burn largely depends on the speed of your walk.

The majority of rough estimates are around 100 calories burned per mile for a person weighing 180 lbs.

There «re certain strength training workouts that can double as cardio: According to a recent study by the American Council on Exercise kettlebell exercises can burn up to 20 calories a minute which is the equivalent of running at a 6 - minute mile pace!

Zickerman also says that three extra pounds of muscle «burns as many calories as running 25 miles a week, or doing 25 aerobic workouts a month without leaving your couch.»

Now I know that some of you are STILL worried about cardio burning muscle so lets look at a great study (1,2,3) where they monitored body composition of athletes in the trans - europe run where they ran 2800 miles in 64 days — that's an average 43 miles a day.

One mile of running or jogging will burn between 100 to 300 calories based on your weight, age, and other factors.

A recent study from the American Council on Exercise reveals that kettlebell exercises burn up to 20 calories a minute — equivalent of running at a 6 - minute mile pace!

For every 1 percent of grade, you increase your calories burned by about 12 percent or about 10 more calories per mile for a 150 - pound person.

The difference was an increase of calories burned by 60 percent or by an additional 48 calories per mile for a 150 - pound person.

At a jogging pace of 5 miles per hour, a 155 - pound person burns roughly 300 calories in 30 minutes.