- The
hectometre (International
spelling as used by the
International Bureau of
Weights and Measures; SI symbol: hm) or
hectometer (American spelling) is...
- the
hectare is
fully derived from the SI,
being equivalent to a
square hectometre. It is
widely used
throughout the
world for the
measurement of
large areas...
-
Belesar with 654
cubic hectometres (530,000 acre⋅ft),
Peares with182
cubic hectometres (148,000 acre⋅ft),
Velle with17
cubic hectometres (14,000 acre⋅ft),...
-
estimated annual discharge of more than 6,427,900 acre-feet (7,930
cubic hectometres) or 280 TMC. It
remains untapped as its
course is prin****lly through...
- to a
megalitre 1 dam3 = 1000 m3 = 1 ML
Cubic hectometre the
volume of a cube of side
length one
hectometre (100 m)
equal to a
gigalitre in
civil engineering...
- 16 sq mi). It is 200
metres (660 ft) deep and has a
volume of 36
cubic hectometres (29,000 acre⋅ft). The lake is
recognised as the
largest highly acidic...
- the
Catalan coast. The
first slope provides an
average of 18,700
cubic hectometres (4.5
cubic miles) per year,
while the
second only
provides an average...
- and meat.
hectometre (hm), in
radio astronomy,
occasionally used to
indicate a
radio band by
wavelength In surveying, a
square hectometre is
called a...
- femtop****c 32
metres –
approximate diameter of 2008 HJ, a
small meteoroid The
hectometre (SI symbol: hm) is a unit of
length in the
metric system equal to 100 metres...
- are
disfavoured in
certain fields. Hence, 100 m is
preferred over 1 hm (
hectometre) or 10 dam (decametres). The
prefixes deci- and centi-, and less frequently...
