A set with a metric is called a metric space.

Cannabis production grew by 300 metric tons over this period, to 15,800 metric tons.

MB consumption (metric tonnes)

But this metric is very deceptive.

Payload will be 20.4 metric tonnes.

It turns the set of non empty compact subsets of a metric space into a metric space in its own right.

Approximately 20,000 metric tonnes were produced in 2005.

Consequently, in 1996 Iraq declared the production of 3.9 metric tons of VX, the production of 60 metric tons of key VX precursors and the acquisition of some 650 metric tons of other precursors for the production of VX.

It's an eternal metric. There's an eternal metric about us sort of saying, do we understand the world? Am I making predictions? And so on.

A metric space with the bounded coarse structure is bounded (as a coarse space) if and only if it is bounded (as a metric space).

The corresponding metric unit using kilometers is the river kilometer.

World production of crude steel 1997 2004, million metric tons

The rise in the number of vulnerable persons created an additional need of 66,198 metric tonnes in food aid, bringing the total food requirement to 464,385 metric tonnes.

) Clearly, every isometry between metric spaces is a topological embedding (i.e.

He changes the metric of power based on the point in time.

The People's Republic of China implemented metric RVSM on 21 November 2007.

To date, we have eliminated approximately 1,000 metric tons of toxic substances.

If we start with a (pseudosemi )metric space, we get a pseudosemimetric, i.e.

Between 1927 and 1945, the village's annual fish catch was 16 metric tons.

1Countries that consumed more than 300 metric tonnes in 2000, Ozone Secretariat data

Approximately, 10,000 metric tons of charcoal are being exported from Somalia every month.

There's only one absolute reality by definition, one absolute being by definition, because absolute is, by definition, single, and absolute and singular.

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Definition of remuneration.

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Current food stocks of 74,000 metric tonnes are not likely to last beyond July 2005.

Can't you apply a definition, like for example, a Supreme Court like definition of life?

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In our mind, the relevant metric is student to valuable human time with the teacher ratio.

Second, both countries must find the right metric to balance short term and long term interests.

In 2012, total food consumption was over 26 million metric tonnes, a 94.8 increase from 2003.