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The hotel offers peace and quiet and yet Vienna's largest shopping street, the Mariahilfer Strasse, is only about 350 metres away.

It has reasonable transport connections being close to the train to Flamini and the bus to Termini is just a few hundred metres away.

Ladies and gentlemen, attention please. The result of men's ten thousand metres final is displayed on the scoreboard.

The building will be just a few metres taller than the Burj Khalifa in Dubai but will be constructed at a fraction of the cost.

The active mouth boils, sending red lava over its sides, and once in a while shoots hot streams up to 100 metres into the air.

The squid live in the dark at a great depth at the bottom of the ocean. It can grow to a length of 15 metres.

The site, now known as the Palace Museum, is in the heart of the capital and covers approximately 150, 000 square metres.

He had had apparently run out of oxygen about 300 metres below the summit, on his way down.

The bodies, including that of a pregnant woman, were thrown on top of one another in a grave about 2 metres deep.

Tim didn't hear the startled sobbing of a small boy who fell off the monkey bars just a few hundred metres away.

We have been excavating layers of ash almost six metres thick, which suggests that they might have kept the fire burning all winter.

Visitors can dress up in jumpsuits and hard hats and descend in a creaking elevator to the coalface 300 metres below the surface.

The craft proved able to dive to a depth of a few metres in tests, but was so heavy it could only make short hops into the air.

We were only a couple of metres away but I wasn't scared, it was such a funny moment, ' said Mr Watson.

THE diameter of a wind turbine capable of generating five megawatts (MW) of electricity is, at 120 metres, roughly that of the London Eye.

With hidden cameras positioned up to three metres away, suspects would not know they were being subjected to a lie-detection test.

Maritime officials in Pare-Pare said the vessel ran into heavy seas and waves of up to six metres generated by the tropical cyclone.

Hotel Ulises is located in the heart of Ceuta, just a few metres from Ribera Beach.

As they stood chatting, an Israeli drone had fired a missile at a passing Hamas fighter on a motorbike three metres from the children.

If either of these icesheets were to melt significantly, sea levels could rise by an order of metres (many feet), drowning coastal cities.

In the dark, like a bat, he could sense an object at a distance of about four metres by a peculiar creepy sensation on the forehead.

Kiah stood up. He was nearly two metres tall, with dark eyes and hair. 'Yes, come in, 'he said.

' Can he break the sledge out when it's frozen to the ice and then start it moving? And pull it a hundred metres? ' asked Matthewson.

It is now just 70 metres from the surface and islanders are already trying to come up with a name for the new island.

At the bottom we turned into a corridor running the entire length of the building - a good 200 metres (218 yards).

The centre is still operating today and through sheer serendipity we booked into a guesthouse less than fifty metres away.

The new building was to have gone up just a few metres from a Catholic church; for some, that was the most important point.

The metres value does not relate to a diving depth but to the air pressure used in the course of the water resistance test.

Here's the give-away, a pair of tusks two metres long, the trademark of a Columbian mammoth, the biggest animal to roam the ice age plains.

In NingGe lu, the word of the rainbow offshore Marine biological constitute only a few metres away.

'The footprints were about twenty metres from the body, and nobody thought of looking so far away, 'Mortimer replied.

Don't worry. It's easy to find. It's a few hundred metres south of Tian'anmen, on your left.

"Next year, it will be one and a half metres, " he said, pointing to a survivor.

The interior height of the hall, in which trampoline competitions are to take place, must be at least 8 metres.

The sheet, moving at a speed of up to 120 metres per minute, is cooled and cut into smaller sheets of a thick, porous, paper-like card.

It favours sandy soils in the warmer, eastern parts of the continent, where it may grow up to 15 metres in height.

Perched on top of a flattened mountain some 2600 metres above sea level, the VLT is the best place on Earth from which to see the universe.

Hengli set up in Dongguan several hundred metres equally Office Products, the sessions are always welcome to visit and care.

After removing the huge slabs of thick ice, divers are submerged on a rope and swim at depths of around five metres below the surface.

This time blindfolded subjects stood three metres away from the point where the vehicles passed.

Antonio said that we could go down a hundred metres or so, cross along the mountainside, and climb back up the next mountain.

One moment we were walking along the top of a hill and now we could see no more than about thirty metres ahead of us.

It was not clear what type of herbivore it was but scientists estimated it could have been up to 35 metres long and weighing 10 tonnes.

Luigi and I were already at the top and saw him struggling among the loose rocks fifty metres below us.

I find it incredible how millions of years of volcanic activity have created mountains thousands of metres tall.

And yet, one evening last October, the Pelican took off, rose ten metres and hovered throughout the night.

The microphones could be activated and configured by remote control at a distance of up to 50 metres by a normal mobile phone.

Pacing off the distance between the two poles, he found it to be five metres.

In cumulus convection ascent rates of several metres a second give a cooling rate of a few degrees per minute .

The cat's grass tuft has grown unchecked. Though only a foot across, its stalks rise two metres. Seed wisps glint silvery green in the sun.

he Perseus can smash through several metres of reinforced concrete and detonate only after it has gone into a bunker.

Zhangyu to Health all his good-yu, in the possession of only a few hundred metres from the West Lake apartment Storage in the thermocline.

And finally, new footage shot by the BBC's Natural History Unit has revealed tigers living more than 4000 metres high up in the Himalayas.

Almost all that remains of the town is a modern hospital, on a hill some 60 metres above the port.

You always have to look five yards in front of your car as there could be a hole every two metres so I would change the roads, definitely.

The Russian Transport Ministry said the crew reported severe turbulence in a distress message sent from 11, 000 metres before disappearing.

The distance between them, measured from the outer edges of the frames, must be 2 metres.

It was a hump about 25 feet (8 metres) long, covered with rough dark-grey hide like an elephant's back.

We give them a few slips up the straight over a couple of hundred metres each week to get them started.

Betty's helium-filled aerostat, three metres across, is capable of carrying loads of a little over half a kilo.

A pilot had a lucky escape when his glider crashed into an elderly couple's front garden, narrowly missing their home by a few metres.

By the side of the motorway, we saw long queues of cars waiting for petrol - some of the lines stretched for several hundred metres.

It was a sheer drop of ten or twenty metres, with boulders at the bottom.

Even days before the event started, the city was shrouded in a hazy, humid fog that reduced visibility to only a few hundred metres.

Those males who had been afraid of the paper often fled when the human was as much as 20 metres away.

A drill assembly is typically a few tens of metres long and can only hold a core of ice of the same length.

The sea wall held the water back for six minutes and reduced the height of the wave by six metres, but the protection had been an illusion.

When the canal was constructed it measured 8 metres deep, 22 metres wide at the bottom and about 70 metres wide at the surface.

In the years running up to the explosion a large dome of lava a few hundred metres across had grown.

Freetown receives over three metres of rain annually, almost six times London's annual precipitation, much of it during July and August.

Some of the location changes were probably only a few metres, and where they were more we corrected for them.

The fog was not particularly dense, however when nightfall came the fog thickened and visibility dropped to a few metres.

The researchers detected the bacterial protein in the plant detritus that was washed off the corn fields into streams up to 500 metres away.

Daniel Guest, who was swimming six metres away at the Port Kennedy beach, heard his father's screams but did not see the attack.

Teh earth has countless lands, ranging from Greenland, the largest one, to tiny spots of land that are only a few metres wide.

Guarded Parking Is Possible In A Nearby (300 Metres) Underground Car Park At An Additional Cost.

They swapped world records, and battled it out for Olympic gold over 800 and 1500 metres.

I was about 200 metres from my front door when a group of young men appeared around the corner in front of me.

If we do not accept the request for monetary allocation for each person will be at least 16 square metres of living space Bulgaria.

The team produces three cubic metres of methane a day and 50 litres of the liquid nutrient a week.

Please at least four metres away from combustible placement equipment.

The good thing is I don't have to walk far, from the dressing room to the bench is only five metres.

Thousands of cubic metres of helium were pumped into the towering silver canopy of His balloon.

The researchers are therefore experimenting with antennae that fit into trailers a few metres wide and which can be towed by patrol cars.

metres and furnished with a writing desk , a credenza for tv & minibar , two armchairs and a coffee table.

"The department is located about 500 metres away, so it is convenient, " he said in an interview.

Magma off the Canary Island of El Hierro has been spewing 20 metres high as the sea boils with a smell of sulphur.

It then sends riders straight into the sky at a 90-degree angle, up to nearly 140 metres, or about 45 storeys up.

A few metres away stood a Lady of dazzling light. Their eyes were unable to comprehend the lady's brilliance and beauty .

The coal is just below the surface, runs to depths of 30 metres and is relatively cheap to mine.

The coal is just below the surface, runs to depths of 30 metres and is relatively cheap to mine.

Rowing is an endurance test that finishes at a speed of up to 10 metres a second.

Within a few metres you also have 7-11 and a pharmacy so no need to bring bags of toiletries with you.

But building experts noted that once more than 60 metres tall, its construction, operating costs will increase substantially.

The Oyster, which is at the concept stage at the moment, is designed to be deployed in water depths of 12 to 16 metres.

Witness the Bahrain World Trade Centre. Two 50-storey glass "sails" rise over 240 metres into the sky along the shores of the Persian Gulf.

The one in Punjab has fallen from a couple of metres below the surface to, in parts, hundreds of metres down.

The building rests on 36 steel columns, elevating it four metres above the surface of the ice.

Only this waterfall more than 10 metres high, above a funnel-shaped , at the bottom of the trough - like solution Tam.

Jashnsaz said the aim was to reach daily production of 50 million cubic metres of natural gas and other products.

He had inadvertently pulled the eject lever and found himself blasted 100 metres into the sky on his rocket-powered seat.

You can see the Toji pagoda soaring 55 metres (180 feet) into the sky from the train as it pulls into Kyoto station.

The broadcaster says whole villages in parts of Japan's north-eastern Pacific coast were swept away by a tsunami reaching seven metres high.

Step 1: Inside of the foot passing You and a partner should stand about ten metres apart.

Overseas crooks are using keypad covers that transmit the numbers to a laptop up to 100 metres away.

I would only have to walk a few metres and I could touch one.

The company's data, which cover both Europe and the Americas, break field productivity down into patches just five metres square.

In this way, she usually takes at least half an hour to cover the short distance of less than 200 metres from school to home.

The German girl improved on her previous best performance in the 100 metres.

This allows me a view to the ship's forward navigation mast, a full 250 or so metres away.

There was a late Old Kingdom structure of some sort, a great mud brick platform 40 metres wide, on which a temple had once stood.

Moreover, the beam is so tightly focused that equipment a mere dozen metres away from its line would struggle to detect it.

At first Nabucco needs 8 billion cubic metres (bcm) a year from Azerbaijan, but it wants a lot more to be fully viable.

The meteorite which devastated Tunguska is now estimated to have been about 50 metres across.

It was more than one metre high and nearly three metres long.

An encounter in April when a Chinese helicopter came within 90 metres of a Japanese destroyer sparked mutual diplomatic recriminations.

Leaping four metres out of the water, Sayco unhesitatingly went for the Argentine ball placed on a platform above his pool.

A complete stop will have to wait for one of the two relief wells to get down to 5, 500 metres, intersect with the leaking well and plug it.

The deposits are up to seven metres above sea level, well above the normal reach of storm waves.

It looks as though they are moving into the category that are placing orders for new super yachts of large sizes, even 80 metres and above.

The rain that has fallen since the beginning of the Industrial Age measures 200 metres.

The height of the land varies from 700 metres above sea level to over 2, 000 metres and is home to a great diversity of plants and animals .

Yet a few hundred metres south, across the River Ibar, Albanians stroll around in the sunshine.

The car pulls a trailer with six squares metres of solar panels which soak up the sun.

Stephen Elop started his memo with the story of a man on a burning oil platform who plunges 30 metres into freezing water to save his skin.

During the storm, there were waves of up to 30 metres high off the coast.

The plant is regarded as one of the most impressive of the gingers and can grow up to 4 metres tall.

This year on November 4th, Russian Mode managed to organise a concert of its flagship rock group a few metres from Red Square.

Almost simultaneously the explosions blew windows and their frames several hundred metres along Haifa Street, near the fortified Green Zone.

Almost simultaneously the explosions sent windows and their frames several hundred metres along Haifa Street, near the fortified Green Zone.

He can break it out, and start it, and pull it a hundred metres, said Thornton.

On to the famed Stelvio Pass at 2800 metres; this pass is unbelievable with one hair pin bend after another up the mountainside.

Within minutes it had tipped 2m cubic metres of water from a reservoir onto the township of Cirendeu, just outside Jakarta.

But the turbine is designed to operate in water up to 700 metres deep, meaning it could be put anywhere in the North Sea.

Zheng's flagship was on the same scale as its skipper. At 80 metres long, it was the largest wooden ship ever built.

The value is 100 square metres inside one million, but he gave us a half-done design friendship either.

He descended 672 metres (2, 205 feet) in less than a minute, his fall broken by a parachute which opened ten seconds into the jump.

The southern kerbside lane of Jordan Road from its junction with Jordan Path to a point about 10 metres west of the same junction .

The dunes are very active, with some moving more than 9 metres (30 feet) in a year.

The DARUSSALAM Class of Patrol Vessels is the first class of its kind, typified by a vessel length of 80 metres and width of 13 metres.

The discoveries the two researchers describe appear to be small granaries, about three metres across and three high.

We drive 10 kilometres in a comfortable minibus to the pit face, 355 metres below the surface.

The enemy was less than 80 metres away when the troops landed.

Instead of a single lattice tower, the cables are supported by two elegant steel poles up to 65 metres high.

The rings of slewing bearings with a diameter of several metres are frequently cut into segments for ease of transport or installation.

To make it into the record books, Colin had to drive the bike 100 metres, but amazingly he managed to ride more than a mile.

There had been an eruption from the side of the mountain and red hot lava was fountaining hundreds of metres into the air.

A short straight street of some 350 metres length, Baldwin Street runs east from the valley of the Lindsay Creek up the side of Signal Hill.

So far, the first relief well is only about 1, 000 metres or so below the sea bed, and the second has only just been started.

On Sydney harbour, the thick red air cut visibility to less than 100 metres and shrouded the city's iconic bridge in a ghostly hue.

The section of Canton Road from its junction with Bowring Street to a point about 30 metres south of the same junction .

The cold-dark conditions 50 metres below the surface of the Baltic Sea have provided ideal storage.

One of my shoes was lying on the road, several metres away from me.

Little by little, a former military airport is being dismantled, to be replaced by grass, trees and a canyon 70 feet (21 metres) deep.

The leaves can grow up to 9 metres across and a whole plant can span 16 metres.

The building, which is 492 metres high , opened this month with an occupancy rate of 45 per cent, higher than had been predicted .

The height of banquet hall is no smaller that 5 metres, and can hold at least 500 people. E.

The new tool allowed researchers to see images at 50 nano metres under normal light conditions.

Several metres of sea level rise is now inevitable as the Greenland ice sheet disappears.

Time, water and wind have eroded most of its ancient mountains, so that its highest peak is only 2200 metres above sea level.

He was nearly two metres tall, with dark eyes and hair.

Six hundred feet (183 metres) below the ice where no light shines, scientists had figured nothing much more than a few microbes could exist.

The fall-out would be felt thousands of miles away from the Arctic, unleashing a global sea level rise of 23ft (7 metres), Alley warned.

Recently, he again step children at a court for a wife may be left over 200 square metres of the villa.

from its junction with tong shui road to a point about 22 metres west of the same junction , will be designated a temporary.

The section of Parkes from its junction with Ning Po Street to a point about 10 metres south of the same junction.

There were waves of dozens of metres high. Many slow minded swallows were gulped down into the sea by the waves.

These M22s can be placed up to 150 metres in front of the US soldiers, on the ground or in a vehicle.

These cassettes are then sent to another storage pool 25 metres beneath the facility to cool for at least another 30 years.

Just after his wounded body hit the ground a shell exploded only a few metres away.

Objective To investigate the cause of hearing impairment of children living in the plateau area of 3300 metres above the sea level.

But by the morning the hungover animal had stood up and cautiously moved a few metres away.

She could feel her heart pounding as she finished the 100 metres race.

They saw the body tangled among fishing nets and buoys that had caught in the branches 14 metres off the ground .

That has limited the endeavour to waters less than 50 metres deep, excluding 98% of the sea floor from inspection.

The ship's gun BOOMED ! and the shot fell only a hundred metres away .

In the top 200 metres or so of the sea, some dead or faecal matter is turned back into CO2 by microbes and may then re-enter the atmosphere.

When he pulled out injured from the first round of the 110 metres hurdles, a hush fell across the nation.

But a monitoring study found that salinity returns to normal levels within about 500 metres of the plants' discharge units.

More impressively, each ship will carry a folding bridge, about 30 metres long, to connect it to its neighbour.

International paper is a unit of weight of Europe in the first place, they had a square metres of weight is the weight of the paper.

Wo Fung Street from its junction with Luen Fat Street to a point about 10 metres east of the same junction.

The accommodation section, and above it the bridge, is a bit aft of amidships, so the stern is another 150 metres or so behind me.

BYes, no problem. There's a pharmacy across the road, about 100 metres after the hotel. You'll find it easily.

The flow of the water overnight was the fastest ever recorded, at 70, 000 cubic metres per second.

Standing at 33 metres, the figure of Christ the King is topped by a three-metre crown made of gilded metal.

If moorings are wires, are they fitted with synthetic tails at least 11 metres in length?

A woman who fell 10 metres from High Peak was lifted to safety by a helicopter . The woman fell while climbing.

Tightrope walking at the age of 3-not something most parents would encourage, especially 9 metres above a tiger enclosure.

England were denied an equalising goal when a Frank Lampard shot from 2O metres out hit the crossbar and dropped well over the line.

Or you could get much the same reduction by climbing from sea level up a hill just 100 metres high.

Each piece came in a length of fourteen metres.

Besides, the isthmus joining Paliki to Kefalonia is 180 metres (600 feet) above sea level, too high for the two to have been separate.

He tows the battery-powered yellow submarine on the back of his car to waters edge - and hopes to dive as low as 30 metres below the waves.

For those unfamiliar with BMI, it is calculated by dividing a person's weight in kilograms by the square of his height in metres.

Walk out the train station to the first crossing and turn left. Then go down that street about 100 metres, you will arrive the Hostel.

China's Huang Zhihong threw 18. 09 metres at her first attempt to take the shot put title of International Indoor Track and Field Meet.

At a towering 182 metres (600 feet), it would be the world's tallest, twice the height of New York's Statue of Liberty.

It is related to the pokeweed plant found in North America but can grow to a gigantic size: up to 20nbsp; metres tall and 15 metres wide.

An accident happened at a crossroads a few metres away from a bank.

It was just over 32 metres in length. It was not a fast sailing ship, but was strongly built.

After the sixth night in the corridor, the young man was carried to a cell no larger than four square metres.

But it can be speeded up to 3 metres per second if the person inside is in trouble.

Eight underwater turbines, each 25 metres long and 15 metres high, are to be installed on the sea bottom off St David's peninsula.

during the lifetime of a person , north america and europe will move further apart by nearly two metres.

American world sprint champion Maurice Greene Blames a head wind for failing to Break the 100 metres world record in Melborne on Wednesday .

Typhoon Muifa is due to hit China's eastern seaboard this weekend with winds up to 45 metres a second (100 mph).

The Singapore Flyer is tallest observation wheel on Earth, rising 165 metres into the sky.

of ten or twenty metres, with boulders at the bottom.

We stopped at a deep trench where a section of the Roman forum was poking out from under three metres of earth and rubble.

It's like a 100 metres sprinter being more prone to that kind of injury than a marathon runner.

FUNDAMENTAL law of physics says that nothing can go faster than light, which zips along at around 300m metres a second.

There used to be a tall building about 50 metres high .

Lurking in the tropics at lengths of up to 9 metres are the heavyweightsof the snake world.

The lion's final charge is usually made from as close as 10 metres, seldom exceeding 20 metres.

He is nearly two metres, with blue eyes, looking like an Asian.

Once Costner was strapped to the MAST with a helicopter only six metres away and edging close.

Many species had also evolved to produce their own light because sunlight fails to penetrate more than 800 metres beneath the sea surface.

Nabucco could carry some 30 billion cubic metres of gas a year.

Fence posts mark what was once the edge of Lake Koroneia, now several metres from the shore.

front of a cinema. It is about two hundred metres from his home.

Some are more than 150 metres long, half as much again as a football pitch.

Chinese scientists believe the Rongbuk glaciers have retreated by up to 230 metres in the past three decades.

The pocket sized device will scramble the cellphone and GPS signals for a radius of around ten metres.

The average height of the land is about 750 metres above the sea level .

Pictures of the aircraft show a gapping hole, several metres across a luggage compartment on the right side of the fuselage.

A typical core is several metres long, so it is first subject to a rough and ready CT scan using a standard medical scanner.

Bill finished way ahead of me in the 100 metres sprint.

A body mass index (BMI, your weight in kilograms divided by the square of your height in metres) of around 24 is good.

Yongning is one of its mountain areas, 2, 640 metres above sea level and surrounded by mountains.

In some places earlier this year they were only a few metres away.

The police began carrying around decibel metres last summer to enforce new noise ordinances.

Male gharial that grow up to six metres long also inhabit these waters, and at night they're on the hunt.

It's 170 metres high and is one of the key landmarks in the capital.

It's a flat of 25 square not metres, with a bedroom, a bathroom and a kitchen.

I got as close as three metres away with my wide angle lens, but she always gave me the look to say please keep away when she needed to.

Tree after tree went down, cut down by the water, which must have been three metres deep.

Timekeepers may be instructed by the chief timekeeper to record times at intermediate distances in races longer than 100 metres.

The biggest difference is the size, 25 metres as opposed to 4-and-a-half metres for a one-seater.

The exposed section of the fossil is three metres long with a diameter of 30 centimetres , the paper said.

Could this big, muscular, flat-chested, deep-voiced 800-metres runner, who took the gold, really be a woman?

Also, vehicles of length exceeding 7 metres long are not allowed to enter Lai Chi Kok Road (Mei Foo bound).

Some of the wrinkles are several miles long and rise tens of metres above the dusty terrain.

Tree after tree went own, cut down by the water, which must have been three metres deep.

Highest point for Xianglufeng, altitude 557 metres, commonly known as " devilishly hard to achieve. "

Cornices shall also be similarly measured for payment in running metres.

BMI is calculated by dividing an individual's body weight in kilograms by the square of the height in metres.

But, to enhance capacity, the existing overrun tunnel has to be extended by 40 metres as a matter of urgency.

It's a flat of 25 square metres, with a bedroom, a bathroom and a kitchen.

All of the stream sites with detectable insecticidal proteins were located within 500 metres of a corn field.