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Kilogram in sentence

38 examples of Kilogram in a sentence

You take 10 kilograms of feed, you can get one kilogram of beef, but you can get nine kilograms of locust meat.
If you produce insects, you have less manure per kilogram of meat that you produce.
Furthermore, per kilogram of manure, you have much, much less ammonia and fewer greenhouse gases when you have insect manure than when you have cow manure.
One kilogram of grasshoppers has the same amount of calories as 10 hot dogs, or six Big Macs.
For example, while it's hard to believe that a three kilogram lobster could elude scientists, it did until a few years ago when South African fishermen requested an export permit and scientists realized that this was something new to science.
And the first thing is everything you do in space you pay by the kilogram.
We haven't exported one kilogram yet.
And every kilogram of bush meat contained hundreds of thousands of novel viruses that have never been charted, the genomic sequences of which we don't know.
So for this image, they flew a camera, a five kilogram device with an SLR under it.
One calorie, the kind we measure in food, also called a large calorie, is defined as the amount of energy it would take to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius.
Some species may fetch 3,000, 7,000, or more dollars per kilogram.
It is the greatest transition that we have, actually, on land from one habitat to another, bar none, to understand how a bony, fairly heavy, kilogram or a couple-of-kilogram animal could make such a transition.
For every kilogram of vegetables grown in this way, hundreds of liters of water is conserved compared to conventional farming methods.
So first of all, to get a kilogram, for example, to the Moon's surface, it will cost about 200,000 dollars, very expensive.
If you have 500 grams, 1000, one kilogram, he will grind it for it for you; the flourmill will not grind such a small quantity.
Yes, it could be attached to this, and yes, on a kilogram of propane, you could drive from New York to Boston if you so choose.
To give you another example, take one kilogram of the basic polymer and use it to formulate the active ink.
As for hydrogen fuel costs, there are currently no fixed numbers, but the US target is $2-3 per kilogram by around 2018 (a kilogram of hydrogen has about the same energy content as a gallon of gasoline).
For example, producing one kilogram of chicken meat, pork, or beef requires 1.6, three, and eight kilograms of animal feed, respectively.
If organizations like Rotary International can help African farmers to get a 50 kilogram bag of appropriate fertilizer and a 10 kilogram tin of improved seeds, the rise in farm output could be enough to relieve extreme hunger and help farm households begin to earn some income.
Meat production is about ten times more water-intensive than plant-based calories and proteins, with one kilogram of beef, for example, requiring 15,415 liters of water.
Meat of any kind is so scarce that the market price of a kilogram is equivalent to more than a week of minimum-wage work.
Currently, rhino horn sells for as much as $60,000 per kilogram in parts of Asia.
Disturbingly, recent reports indicate that the ocean may contain one kilogram of plastics for every three kilograms of fish by 2025.
A typical salmon farm churns through 3-4 kilograms of wild fish for every kilogram of salmon that it produces.
One kilogram (2.2 pounds) of water behind a dam that is 100 meters (328 feet) high can provide just 1/3,600 kilowatt hours of energy.
One kilogram of coal, by contrast, provides about 7 kWh of energy – 20,000 times more.
In the UK, my Review colleagues and I were quite impressed by the government’s formal policy response to our recommendations, especially with respect to reducing antibiotic prescriptions, preventing hospital-acquired infections, and limiting the use of antibiotics in farming to 50 milligrams per kilogram of livestock.
In China – where the majority of the world’s ivory is consumed or stockpiled – the recently reported price is $1,100 per kilogram, putting the total value of the material to be burned at roughly $110 million.
A day’s work at the median wage now buys 1.7 eggs or a kilogram of yuca, the cheapest available calorie.