cu ft造句

• At the rear of the vehicle is a small luggage compartment with a capacity of 28 litres ( 1 cu ft ).
• Interior room has increased from 2.46 cubic metres ( 87 cu ft ) to 2.58 cubic metres ( 91 cu ft ).
• A dozen sawmills produced 516, 000 m 3 ( 18 million cu ft ) of sawn logs and veneer logs in 2003.
• The EPS used in insulated siding has a density of 1.0 lb / cu ft ( 16 kg / cu m ).
• During the 1993 flood 150, 000 cu ft / s ( 4, 200 m 3 / s ) was reported at Sumner.
• For deep, technical diving or wreck diving, 30 and 40 cu ft ( 4 litre and 5.5 litre ) cylinders are often used.
• Abang Abu Bakar also said currently, the country's oil and gas reserves stand at 3.9 billion barrels and 79.8 trillion cu ft respectively.
• English ( US ) densities are 62.4 lb / cu ft for fresh water and 64 lb / cu ft for sea water.
• It adds 30 cu ft ( 850 L ) to the airframe for more avionics with only small increases in weight and drag.
• English ( US ) densities are 62.4 lb / cu ft for fresh water and 64 lb / cu ft for sea water.
• The lake exhibits gr / cu ft ) occurring in water as shallow as compared with a shallowest occurrence of greater than in 1961.
• The maximum instantaneous peak flow of 180, 000 cu ft / s ( 5, 100 m 3 / s ) occurred in June, 1947.
• An 1896 fan at Chanters Colliery, Tyldesley, Lancashire, was of the same overall dimensions and speed, but moved 150, 000 cu ft / minute.
• The Gairdner River flows into the inlet and discharges an average of 9.4 million cubic metres ( 332 million cu ft ) per annum.
• The total lift for a balloon of 100, 000 cu ft heated to ( 99 癈, 210 癋 ) would be 1595 lbf, 723.5 kgf.
• On ton, there have been different systems in the past, but these days it's volume of displacement, assuming 35 cu ft / ton of water.
• "And together with the Jerneh gas field, total gas production is expected to go up to 1.5 billion cu ft a day, " she added.
• Foam peanuts are very light ( usually around 3 grams per litre / 0.17 to 0.2 lb per cu ft ) and easy to use.
• Gas delivery of 600 million cu ft per day is expected to start in the year 2000, rising to 1, 500 mcfpd by the year 2003.
• Half a million cubic meters ( 18 million cu ft ) of rock were blasted and a similar amount of earthwork moved in the construction process.