Sentences with phrase «square metre higher»

According to his calculations, global infrared emission would be 0.8 watts per square metre higher if all atmospheric ice crystals contained lead compared with none.

Not exact matches

«The government needs to secure a 40,000 pyeong (132,200 square - metre) site for a transmitting station, but the residents on the island are strongly opposed to having the 122 to 137 meter - high antenna,» Lee told Reuters.

Just over 2,000 flats and retail, office and hotel apartments totalling 266,000 square metres and together worth more than 208billion rubles were listed for sale by the end of September 2016 in the high budget segment of the primary residential real estate market.

A statue of the Archangel Gabriel stands on a 36 metre high Corithian Column in Budapest's Heroes» square.

In line with the high demand on the exhibitor side, Anuga FoodTec is again increasing its exhibition space in 2018 up to 140,000 square metres.

In a typical urban area with a high level of background air pollution — for example, around 15 micrograms of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) per cubic metre, or a nitrogen dioxide concentration around 33 micrograms per cubic metre — an extra 300 trees per square kilometre was associated with around 50 fewer emergency asthma cases per 100,000 residents over the 15 year study period.

The ice rises up like a sheer cliff face — shelf ice is not only several thousand square kilometres large, it is also more than a hundred metres high in many places.

«The most outstanding discovery of our excavations is a high - quality mosaic floor in a splendid complex of buildings with a court enclosed by columns that originally covered more than 100 square metres,» explains archaeologist Dr. Michael Blömer.

Kima'Kho tuya forms a high relief structure covering 28 square kilometres rising 1,946 metres above sea level on the Kawdy Plateau near Dease Lake.

Using platform sites high in Spain's Sierra Nevada Mountains, the researchers found billions of viruses and tens of millions of bacteria are being deposited per square metre per day.

It sits next to National Flag Square, home to the one of the largest flags in the world and certainly the largest in Europe — it flies on a flagpole that is 162 metres high and measures 70 by 35 metres.

MASTER SUITE: - King - sized bed on a raised platform - Beautiful views across garden and pool - Glass doors leading directly into a private six square metre plunge pool complete with thatched balé pavilion - Large dressing area - Large ensuite bathroom with a wide vanity, walk - in rain shower, bathtub, private garden and outdoor shower - Satellite TV - Fridge - Air - conditioned and ceiling fan GUESTHOUSE: - Two identical guest suites within a private, partially walled courtyard with ornamental pond - King - sized beds - Sliding louvre shutters over glass doors, marble floors and high roofs - Air - conditioned and ceiling fans - Satellite TV - Dressing area - Large ensuite bathroom with a wide twin vanity, walk - in rain shower, bathtub and private gardens

Set higher on the headland, Partial Ocean Pavilions offer 115 square metres (1,237 square feet) of living space with a private sun deck and partial sea views

All rooms and suites are meticulously decorated, featuring timber doors, private foyers, vaulted ceilings, and a minimum of 51 square metres of space as well as such modern conveniences as large soaker tubs, lush bed linens, 40» plasma televisions, and wireless high - speed Internet access.

Incredibly, the walls encompass approximately a square mile, and are more than 60 feet (18 metre) high all round.

In addition to its high - quality accommodation, the Ramada Sulaymaniyah Salim Street features a 728 - square - metre theatre - style ballroom catering for up to 700 people.

The room size is 35 square metres, with queen - size bed, light oak parquet, wardrobe, high - resolution LCD TV, DVD player, telephone with direct - dial external access, mini-bar, electronic safe.

GRAND DELUXE ROMANTIC The rooms offers 35 square metres oak parquet canopy bed circular marble table with comfortable armchairs spacious couch bath in Calacatta marble with separate WC «panoramic» Jacuzzi plus box shower high resolution LCD TV, pay per view channels SKY, telephone with direct dial external access, mini bar electronic safe.

In keeping with JW Marriott's refined but informal ethos and personal service, JW Marriott Bodrum will offer guests the highest levels of relaxation and indulgence with a 2,000 square metre spa.

Other attractions include the Starflyer ride, the 33 metre high Big Wheel that rises and falls beside the Scott Monument, Christmas shows in the pop - up Festival Square Theatre, and Santa Land, a focal point for festive themed rides and attractions for all the family.

The custom built pavilion sits on hundreds of square metres of ground, overlooking the beach on one side and stunning façade of the hotel on the other, and incorporated the existing 12 - metre - high palm trees and grand fountain of the palace terrace.

Located on the highest floor of The St. Regis Bangkok, a towering 44 storeys above street level, floor - to - ceiling windows throughout the 800 square metre residence reveal unparalleled panoramic views of the city.

Built over the water out of groove - lined timber, with high ceilings and hardwood floors, these 259 square - metre Over - Water Pool Villas make you feel in tune with the ocean.

The light filled Grand Deluxe Guest Rooms spanning an average size of 35 square metres are located on the higher floors of the hotel.

At an average of 35 square metres, all guest rooms are smoke free and feature High Speed Internet Access, LED smart TVs, mini-bar, tea - and - coffee making facilities and our Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Bed.

• Garden Suite (6 units): Bringing together 105 square metres of elegance and high - tech convenience, the Garden Suites are located at the Garden Wing.

On a surface of 50,000 square metres, the museum houses an «encyclopaedic» permanent collection composed of different sections: Archaeology, Jewish art, European classic art, Impressionism, Modern art, design and architecture, all represented at the highest level.

An adaptable groundfloor space of 500 metres square, with 4 metre high walls, has an innovative grid system built into the ceiling and floor, paired with floating acoustic rafts and a flexible lighting system.

Covered in 100,000 square metres of shimmering yellow fabric, it's carried by a modular floating dock system of 220,000 high - density polyethylene cubes.

Nominated for the prestigious Turner Prize in 2013, Shrigley's Really Good, a 7 metre - high elongated bronze sculpture of a thumbs - up, is the current incumbent of Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth.

Visitors are invited to use the ten metre square, four metre high wooden and plastic pavilion, and can climb the first floor to view eating and calligraphy in the gallery.

The later works are a Peter Doig snow scene from 2001 - 02; Whiteread's maquette for her Trafalgar Square commission in 2001 which was a resin cast of the plinth itself; the Hurvin Anderson oil painting Maracus 111 from 2004; a Conrad Shawcross maquette for his large - scale work Continuum, a three - metre - high sculpture commissioned by the National Maritime Museum; and George Shaw's Ash Wednesday, 8.30 am from 2004 - 05, one of a number of Humbrol enamel paintings the artist has made over the years of the Coventry housing estate where he grew up.

Daniel Libeskind does modern prefab with the first of the Studio Series, a 515 square metre (5,500 square foot) number that Libeskind claims is built to «the highest level of sustainability in the world.»

This means that the heat input per metre square from the ventilation air is higher in a small house than a large one, more than making up for the heat load disadvantage.

That means the average American, with the world's highest use of fossil fuels per head, is now melting almost 50 square metres a year.

A 10 MW pyramid plant would be about 45 metres high and take up about 2,500 square metres of space, including an associated desalination plant.

At an altitude of 200 metres, twice as much wind can be harvested with the same sail surface - which translates into traction that is four times higher, since the wind pressure is equal to the square of the wind speed.