Kilograms In A Sentence

We found 81 sentences of 'Kilograms' to help you understand how to use Kilograms in a sentence.

• A bull rhyton weighed about three kilograms when empty and up to six kilograms when full.
• Ellis weighed 62.5 kilograms ( 137 3-4 pounds ), while Coquilla was fractionally lighter at 62.2 kilograms ( 137 1-4 pounds ).
• Junpim's second-place snatch lift of 97 . 5 kilograms forced countrywoman Polsak Udomporn to lift 100 kilograms to win the event.
• Some 250 kilograms ( 550 pounds ) of vegetable-tanned leather was used for the insole, and 270 kilograms ( 594 pounds ) of leather made the outsole.
• Bantamweights were limited to those boxers weighing less than 54 kilograms.
• Both fighters, weighing in at 105 pounds ( 47 kilograms ) were southpaws.
• Bantamweights were limited to those boxers weighing more than 54 kilograms.
• Heavyweights included all boxers weighing in at more than 81 kilograms.
• Paseban Raya in Central Jakarta and escaped with two kilograms of gold.
• The largest Jilin stone weighed in at well over one thousand kilograms.
• Nigerian Solomon Amarakuo lifted 150 . 4 kilograms to win bench press gold.
• It can weigh in grams, pounds, kilograms, pounds and ounces or just ounces.
• She weighed 30 kilograms ( 68 pounds ), suffering broken knees due to continuous genuflections.
• The goggles are fairly light at 0.8 kilograms and have infrared illumination (IRI).
• Flossy's weight dropped by nearly half from his original 22-kilograms ( 48-pounds ).
• Two hundred fifty kilograms is an extraordinary weight even for a sumo wrestler.
• Fully fueled, Cassini - Huygens weighed about 5,500 kilograms and stood 6.8 meters tall.
• The biggest coin was the 10 daler piece, which weighed almost 20 kilograms.
• He also dropped 25 pounds ( 11 kilograms ), eating tuna fish alone in his room.
• Intestines, poor organs, face kilograms of gluey and filthy substances that you never knew.
• Despite an injury, Uzbekistan's Turgunov won at 57 kilograms against Bajan Batmani of Iran.
• One arroba weighs 15 kilograms and is a weight used in the slaughterhouse industry.
• A pack-camel could carry a load of some six hundredweight or 300 kilograms.
• The bridge was dimensioned to withstand a load of 320 kilograms per deck-meter.
• Now some countries use asas 50 kilograms of paper for each person in a year.
• Ken : But the German athlete lifted 202.5 kilograms clean and jerk. Zhan is still trailing.
• For example, a billion kilograms of cyclohexanone are produced annually by aerobic oxidation of cyclohexane.
• One of them is attached to a frictionless pulley and to a 65 kilograms counterweight.
• According to Gilmour, Japanese analysts ran computer tests and found the dropped backstay to be a factor of 4 kilograms of drag in a total 350 kilograms of total drag created by these rigs.
• Molality - The number of moles of solute divided by the number of kilograms of solvent.
• Switch between kilograms and pounds with ease and is not that heavy to carry around.
• Six foot three ( 1.9 meters ) and a gawky 140 pounds ( 63 kilograms ), Keel was painfully shy.
• The company has been selling tens of kilograms of CGS Standard Gold Bars per day recently.
• Weight per Volume: Tons per Cubic Yard, Pounds per Cubic Yard, and Kilograms per Cubic Meter.
• Use the conversion table to convert the average deflection reading into the average spoke tension in Kilograms force.
• The eagle owl stands around 70 centimetres tall, weighs up to 5 kilograms, and has cinnamon-coloured feathers.
• The navy discovered about 800 detonators and 250 kilograms ( 550 pounds ) of gelignite aboard the vessel, said Cmdr.
• Air molecules are so small that each weighs just five times ten to the minus twenty-six kilograms.
• Police said Inthira Khamnak carried about 5 kilograms ( 11 . 1 pounds ) of cocaine in a purse's false bottom.
• Browning, 21, and also weighing 123 pounds ( 55.35 kilograms ), is from nearby Mantachie, Mississippi, and got a huge ovation.
• Shapiro says the average West African cacao tree farmer produces only about 400 kilograms of cocoa beans per hectare.
• He was second in snatch and fourth in clean and jerk for a total of 422.5 kilograms ( 929.5 pounds ).
• It has been said that over 3.2 million litres and kilograms of chemical defoliants were sprayed during that time.
• Inertance has the same units as mass ( kilograms in the SI system ) and the name indicates its relationship to inertia.
• Blue John is now scarce, and only a few hundred kilograms are mined each year for ornamental and lapidary use.
• For example, if Lisa weighs 150 pounds and we divide that by 2.2 her weight in kilograms is 68.1 kg.
• Four hundred million women of childbearing age weigh less than 45 kilograms-their malnutrition is passed on to their infants.
• During the cold winter, a Siberian Tiger will need up to 10 kilograms of meat a day to do well.
• We just delivered 5, 000 pounds ( 2, 268 kilograms ) from Yelm to Temicula, California, where we're starting another vermiculture operation.
• Among these is the small Swiss village of Mund, in the Valais canton, whose annual saffron output amounts to several kilograms.
• The company's current methods includes open pit mining and lixiviation through cyanide, using two kilograms of NaCN per tonne of ore.
• This is a featherweight package weighing 12.9 kilograms for the 19 size and literally you can do ANYTHING with this bike.
• Jamill Kelly had nearly as tough a night against Elbrus Tedeyev of Ukraine at 145 pounds ( 66 kilograms ), losing, 5-1.
• His health did indeed improve, helped along with daily hand feedings of 300 pounds ( 135 kilograms ) of restaurant-quality fresh fish.
• The QH-50C had a height of, a rotor diameter of, and an empty weight of 500 kilograms ( 1, 100 pounds ).
• Lazaro Rivas, who won silver for Cuba in Sydney, beat Romania's Florin Gavrila 0-12 in the 54 kilograms ( 119 pounds ) event.
• For example, previous research had revealed that up to 44.1 pounds (20 kilograms) of pharmaceuticals flow down Italy's Po River each day.
• Chatillon has a basketball-sized chunk that weighs 17 pounds ( nearly 8 kilograms ), possibly the largest ever taken from a Simojovel mine.
• Several containers with between five and six kilograms of Iodine 131 and Carbon 14 were found near an old railway in downtown Sofia,.
• In 2005, a 56 kilograms blue catfish was caught in Alton in America. The fish was used to be considered as the world's largest catfish.
• The British-built, seven-meter ( 23-foot ) boat, which weighs 350 kilograms ( 770 pounds ), is also equipped with a desalinator that makes salt water potable.
• A school spokesman had said Ms . Faulkner was 20 pounds ( 9 kilograms ) over weight requirements and that the school doctor had recommended she be rejected.
• The two businessmen, who own a medical supplies firm, allegedly planted some 500 kilograms ( 1, 100 pounds ) they had imported from neighboring Hungary, Perca said.
• The basics of life is a plastic sheet, a blanket, a couple of bars of soap, a jerrycan for water and five kilograms of rice.
• In women's matches, Ngoc Ann Nguyen beat Thailand's Manid Sukkaew in the 55-kilogram division and Thi Thuy Dang defeated Indonesia's Alfana at 65 kilograms.
• Fola Okesola of Britain was overmatched against Nate Jones of the United States at 91 kilograms and was stopped at 2 : 54 of the third round.
• China's Sun Ruiping set a world record in the women's 75-kilogram weightlifting class Monday, lifting 118 . 5 kilograms in the snatch at the Asian Games.
• Vladimir Smortchkov of Russia lifted 198 kilograms ( 435 . 6 pounds ) to set a new world record in the snatch at the world weightlifting championships on Saturday.
• Archaic mammals filled the world such as creodonts and early primates that evolved during the Mesozoic, and as a result, there was nothing over 10 kilograms.
• Still, they were taken aback by their latest find, 5 pounds ( nearly 2 . 5 kilograms ) of cocaine surgically implanted in the belly of an Old English sheepdog.
• No one hooked the fish with the voucher chip, but Raimo Ahola from Joensuu in eastern Finland, got the biggest catch _ 6.5 kilograms ( 14.3 pounds ) of trout.
• The big problem was how to bring 21 kilograms of trinitrotoluene into the building, because main Post office was under constant guard of Ustasha and Germans soldiers.
• As of 2009, the Earth's mass in kilograms is only known to around five digits of accuracy, whereas its gravitational mass is known to over nine significant figures.
• From Taiwan, the United States received 79.1 kilograms of plutonium between 1978 and 1991, a vast majority of it unseparated from the spent reactor fuel rods where it was made.
• Morocco's anti-narcotics unit, UCLAD, said Thursday it had arrested two German nationals after they were caught loading 500 kilograms ( 1, 100 pounds ) of hashish abord a Cessna 206 airplane.
• Weighing 23 kilograms it has been registered in the collections of the National Museum of Victoria and is on a long term loan to the City of Casey, for display purposes.
• A police spokeswoman said the bomb, containing about 5 kilograms ( 11 lbs ) of explosives, was on a bus that was abandoned outside the gates of Woodbourne police station in west Belfast.
• The problem for Rasmuss was that Aune weights well over 100 kilograms ( 220 pounds ) and the rides around Rissa, near the west cost city of Trondheim, were wearing out the reluctant donkey.
• Le Hin, also known as Lao Loe Promchaivut, was arrested along with three other drug dealers in the northern city of Chaing Rai in 1992 for smuggling 18 kilograms ( 39.6 pounds ) of heroin.
• Always Aloof, an American-bred galloper who has raced in Europe, has been well weighted at 53 kilograms in the handicap event and will likely take up a position near the front from barrier 12.
• The Eiffel Park Hotel began beekeeping three years ago, when it turned one of its terraces into a site for two to three hives, which produce 150 kilograms, or 331 pounds, of honey a year.