Sentences with phrase «part about the meter»

My favorite part about the meter is how inspiring it is to a breastfeeding mama!

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To determine when fire became a routine part of the lives of the cave dwellers, the team looked at flints from about 100 layers of sediments in the lowermost 16 meters of the cave deposits.

Across the southern part of the state, land cracked and split, lifting some areas nearly 12 meters — about as high as a...

Instead of answering, she launched into an annoyed rant about personal privacy and the electric company's new wireless «smart» meters, which apparently are part of a nefarious scheme to eliminate the concept of privacy.

Fischetti: We hear about several different sorts of key numbers, and that's part per million of carbon dioxide or the global forcing, which is in watts per square meter, and give us the basic numbers and which ones matter most?

Hlubik was inspired to investigate her site, part of a larger archaeological area known as Koobi Fora, because of reddened, bowl - shaped patches, about a meter below the surface, that were first identified in the 1970s and 1980s in a nearby part of Koobi Fora.

But the game - changing part: it also has a cooling power of about 100 watts per square meter.

It will collect data at pixels measuring a little more than 200 feet (70 meters) on a side, about the size of a large backyard, small farm or part of a big farm.

But before Weggemann suits up for her final two races (the 200 - meter individual and the 4 × 100 - meter relay) at Rio's 2016 Paralympic Games, the Head & Shoulders sponsored athlete chatted with Daily Burn about her return to the pool post-accident, the lessons she's learned in the water and the best part of her journey to the Paralympics.

Everything you see in the distance, as well as everything in the distance behind you from this perspective — totaling about 2,500 square meters — is part of this display.

According to a character in the book,» [B] asajauns are real creatures, hominids about two and a half meters tall, with broad shoulders, long hair on their heads, and thick hair all over their bodies... They live in the woods and are an intrinsic part of them, acting as protectors.

The single - level villas also have an attic with a balcony and they are located about 200 meters from Lardos pebble and sandy beach, at the unspoiled mid-eastern part of Rhodes island, Greece.

The bridge is about 460 to 500 meters long, and took me the better part of 15 minutes to walk across, occasionally stopping to totter on the wobbly foot - width of board for a snapshot.

There are also manta rays in this area of Apo Island, but they are in the deeper parts of the sea, about 20 - 30 meters down.

The Coastal Strip, composed mostly of sediments, has depths in the northern part of the region to about 24 meters, though it becomes more complex south of Placencia Caye with several shoals and a maximum depth of 17 meters.

This drops down to at its least about 5 meters during the middle part of the season.

The top of the wreck is about 5m below the surface, and the remaining parts drop away to about 30 meters, meaning that this is a fantastic dive for all levels of diver.

We also know that while the ocean surface wasn't anomalously warm (it was still about 30 °C which is fairly normal for that part of the planet), the water up to at least 100 meters bellow the surface was 4 — 5 °C (7 — 9 °F) warmer than average.

The Boston Globe notes that potential contributing factors include: «uncertainty about changes in solar incentives; caps in some parts of the state on new net metering credits; and concern over a new charge on solar users imposed by [regional utility] Eversource.»

The base is currently buried about 35 meters below the surface but the part of the ice sheet that covers the camp may start to melt by the end of the century if current warming trends continue, scientists warned.

Fifty million years ago, CO2 levels may have topped 1000 parts per million by volume (ppmv) and sea levels were about 50 meters higher than those today.

Let's measure our units relative to the amount of CO2 in an atmospheric column of base one square meter, present when the concentration of CO2 is 300 parts per million (about the pre-industrial value).