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164 examples of Meter in a sentence

And since we always refer to the project as The Mountain, we commissioned this Japanese Himalaya photographer to give us this beautiful photo of Mount Everest, making the entire building a 3,000 square meter artwork.
I, myself, I'm actually involved in the team which is developing a CODEX, high resolution, future generation spectrograph for the 42 meter E-ELT telescope.
And, after an initial cost of 60 bucks to buy the bacteria, which you'll never have to pay again, one cubic meter of bacterial sand would be about 11 dollars.
So, we want to build a 30 meter telescope.
You need 64 meter wingspan.
64 meter wingspan to carry one pilot, the batteries, flies slowly enough with the aerodynamic efficiency.
There we can see Fibonacci numbers related to the Golden Section, because Fibonacci and Golden Section relate to the unfolding of the measured meter of matter, as I refer to it.
I knew my forward speed, I knew the area, and so I could figure out how many hundreds of sources there were per cubic meter.
One does an automatic malaria diagnosis in the same way that a diabetic's glucose meter works: You take a drop of blood, you put it in there and it automatically tells you.
The abundance, how many fish you have per square meter, increases almost 170 percent.
One point three million eggs per square meter inside the marine reserve where these snails are very abundant.
You put a smart meter in your home, and you see how much electricity you're using right now, how much it's costing you, your kids go around and turn the lights off pretty quickly.
This is a serious consequence for nations like Kiribati, you know, where the average elevation is about a little over a meter above sea level.
It's about a meter tall Pavona clavus colony.
The sound recordist likes the sound of wind and the DP needs a light meter.
i mean watching peter Strauss run the mile is like watching usain bolt sprint the 100 meter.
They'd always say things like; "Go into your loft and you may find this.." or "Go into your back garden tonight and..." - what about us 'scummy' working class kids who never never had a "loft", and a "back garden" which was nothing more than a 1 meter square of balcony on the 14th floor of a council block?
I'm not expecting Shakespeare here but the cliché per minute meter was off the charts: Primal scream while looking skyward and kneeling over murdered girlfriend.
The kids gave it all they had but at times the thread got so thin I couldn't follow it and the only real "hero" in the film ends up in jail after being tormented by a meter maid.
But this movie had a lot of action in it and I know that it should have more then a 5.6 out of 10 on the meter but many people did not like this movie.
Later, The care meter went down more & True Heart Bear & Noble Heart Horse check to see if it Dark Heart but they can't go unless the club at care for so they ask Dawn & John to care for the club.
My vote is a perfect 10 (on the poo meter that is).
The show sat between "Law and Order" and "Doctor Who" on the believability meter, but there was no denying the fact that "I-Man"'s characters went beyond caricature.
I watched it all the way through ignoring the "turkey meter " warning horn.
the lead character, Sam, barely says two words the whole movie and walks about a meter, otherwise crawling like an animal.
I did not see it all the way to the end, my gag meter had maxed out and I needed to take a breath of fresh air.
But using stem cells to make motor neurons is tricky, not least because the new motor neurons would have to regrow the long extensions – which can be up to a meter (3.2 feet) – needed to connect the brain to the muscle.
If sea levels rise by more than one meter, entire populations of Pacific-atoll and reef-island countries might have to relocate.
Already at the end of this century, sea level could well be one meter higher than it is now, unless we act rapidly and decisively to curb our greenhouse-gas emissions.
And, decades after Lewis L. Strauss, the Chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Agency, claimed that nuclear power would become “too cheap to meter,” the nuclear industry everywhere still subsists on munificent government subsidies.
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