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The length of front of the battlefield was also relatively short at 2 miles .
2
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At about 13:30, d'Erlon started to advance his three other divisions, some 14,000 men over a front of about 1000 meters , against Wellington's left wing.
1,000
2,581
2581
131
2
0
Squares were much smaller than usually depicted in paintings of the battle—a 500-man battalion square would have been no more than 60 feet in length on a side.
60
2,582
2582
70
6
0
The Lion's Mound, a giant artificial hill, was constructed here using 300000 meters cube of earth taken from the ridge at the centre of the British line, effectively removing the southern bank of Wellington's sunken road.
300,000
2,583
2583
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1
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He was a slightly hunchbacked infantryman, 1 meters tall, and was hit in the chest by a French bullet.
1
2,585
2585
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3
0
These weapons, sometimes called "throwsticks" or "kylies", were used for hunting a variety of prey, from kangaroos to parrots; at a range of about 100 meters , a 2-kg (4.4 lb) non-returning boomerang could inflict mortal injury to a large animal.
100
2,587
2587
191
2
0
Modern boomerang tournaments usually involve some or all of the events listed below Based on original text from German wiki.:de:Bumerang In all disciplines the boomerang must travel at least 20 meters from the thrower.
20
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2588
39
2
0
The boomerang should ideally cross the 50 meters circle and come right back to the centre.
50
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2589
29
3
0
MTA 100 (Maximal Time Aloft, 100 meters ): points are awarded for the length of time spent by the boomerang in the air.
100
2,590
2590
66
2
0
Long Distance: the boomerang is thrown from the middle point of a 40 meters baseline.
40
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2592
38
2
0
This tiny boomerang flew the required 20 meters , before returning to the accuracy circles on 22 March 1997 at the Australian National Championships.
20
2,593
2593
68
3
0
A boomerang was used to set a Guinness World Record with a throw of 427 meters by David Schummy on 15 March 2005 at Murarrie Recreation Ground, Australia.
427
2,594
2594
64
3
0
This broke the record set by Erin Hemmings who threw an Aerobie 406 meters on 14 July 2003 at Fort Funston, San Francisco.
406
2,595
2595
113
2
0
In competition the boomerang must intersect an imaginary surface defined as an infinite vertical projection of a 40 meters line centred on the thrower.
40
2,596
2596
56
2
0
p.110 Honeywood's Beagles were small, standing at about 10 inches at the shoulder, and pure white according to John Mills (writing in The Sportsman's Library in 1845).
10
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2597
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2
0
The Canadian Kennel Club recognizes a single type, with a height not exceeding 15 inches .
15
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2600
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3
0
High-speed rail (above 124 mph ) was first introduced in Great Britain in the 1970s by British Rail.
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The name is derived from its top operational speed of 125 mph .
125
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2602
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3
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The prototype InterCity 125 (power cars 43000 and 43001) set the world speed record for diesel traction at 143 mph on 12 June 1973.
143
2,605
2605
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3
0
A key reason for this cost is the provision of air-conditioned hangars large enough for the bomber's 172 feet wingspan, which are needed to maintain the aircraft's stealthy properties, particularly its "low-observable" stealthy skins.
172
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54
4
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The U.S. Air Force reports its range as approximately 6000 nautical miles .
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A 2000 pounds BDU-56 bomb being loaded onto a bomb bay's rotary launcher, 2004
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2609
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The B-2 is capable of carrying 40000 pounds of ordnance.
40,000
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2610
106
5
0
In July 2009, Northrop Grumman reported the B-2 was compatible with the equipment necessary to deploy the 30000 pounds Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP), which is intended to attack reinforced bunkers; up to two MOPs could be equipped in the B-2's bomb bays with one per bay, Mayer, Daryl. [
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Due to the B-2's composite structure, it is required to stay 40 miles away from thunderstorms, to avoid static discharge and lightning strikes.
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The undersides are dark because it flies at high altitudes ( 50000 feet ), and at that altitude a dark grey painting blends well into the sky.
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2
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The B-2 is vulnerable to visual interception at ranges of 20 nautical miles or less.
20
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2614
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3
0
Reportedly, the B-2 has a radar cross-section (RCS) of about 0.1 meters square .
0
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2615
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3
0
In order to protect the operational integrity of its sophisticated radar absorbent material and coatings, each B-2 is kept inside a climate-controlled hangar (Extra Large Deployable Aircraft Hangar System) large enough to accommodate its 172 feet wingspan.
172
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2616
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0
A B-2 during aerial refueling which extends its range past 6000 nautical miles for intercontinental sorties.
6,000
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2617
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B-2s have conducted 27 sorties from Whiteman AFB and 22 sorties from a forward operating location, releasing more than 1500000 pounds of munitions, including 583 JDAM "smart bombs" in 2003. [
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On 28 March 2013, two B-2s flew a round trip of 13000 miles from Whiteman Air Force base in Missouri to South Korea, dropping dummy ordnance on the Jik Do target range.
13,000
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2
0
On 18 January 2017, two B-2s attacked an ISIS training camp 30 kilometers southwest of Sirte, Libya, killing around 85 militants.
30
2,620
2620
84
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In a 1994 live fire exercise near Point Mugu, California, a B-2 drops 47 individual 500 pounds Mark 82 bombs, which is more than half of a B-2's total ordnance payload.
500
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0
Adult specimens weighing over 25 kilograms are not uncommon.
25
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One field guide in Florida listed similarly small sizes for bald eagles there, at about 4 kilograms .
4
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1
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Wintering eagles in Arizona (winter weights are usually the highest through the year since like many raptors they spend the highest percentage of time foraging during winter) were found to average 4 kilograms .
4
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1
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An Alaskan adult female eagle that was considered outsized weighed some 7 kilograms .
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R.S. Palmer listed a record from 1876 in Wyoming County, New York of an enormous adult bald eagle that was shot and reportedly scaled 8 kilograms .
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Selected trees must have good visibility, be over 20 meters tall, an open structure, and proximity to prey.
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If nesting trees are in standing water such as in a mangrove swamp, the nest can be located fairly low, at as low 6 meters above the ground.
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Trees used for nesting in the Greater Yellowstone area average 27 meters high.
27
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Most nests have been found within 200 meters of open water.
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2642
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1
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The greatest distance from open water recorded for a bald eagle nest was over 3 kilometers , in Florida.
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At nests around Lake Superior, the remains of fish (mostly suckers) were found to average 35 cms in total length.
35
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Eagles in Washington need to consume 489 grams of fish each day for survival, with adults generally consuming more than juveniles and thus reducing potential energy deficiency and increasing survival during winter.
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There are a handful of proven cases of lamb predation, some of specimens weighing up to 11 kilograms , by bald eagles but they are much less likely to attack a healthy lamb than a golden eagle and both species prefer native, wild prey and are unlikely to cause any extensive detriment to human livelihoods.
11
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There is one case of a bald eagle killing and feeding on an adult, pregnant ewe (then joined in eating the kill by at least 3 other eagles), which, weighing on average over 60 kilograms , is much larger than any other known prey taken by this species.
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Bald eagles have powerful talons and have been recorded flying with a 6 kilograms mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) fawn.
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When food is abundant, an eagle can gorge itself by storing up to 1.0 kilograms of food in a pouch in the throat called a crop.
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A young eaglet can gain up to 170 grams a day, the fastest growth rate of any North American bird.
170
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They seem to have no altitudinal preferences and have been recorded from sea-level to an elevation of 5000 meters (the latter in the Himalayas).
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In summer through autumn, a brown bear can double its weight from the spring, gaining up to 180 kilograms of fat, on which it relies to make it through winter, when it becomes very lethargic.
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With particular regularity, bears in Denali National Park will wait at burrows of Arctic ground squirrels hoping to pick off a few of the 1.0 kilograms rodents.
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It is very important to quickly cool the wort to a level where yeast can be added safely as yeast is unable to grow in very high temperatures, and will start to die in temperatures above 60 °C .
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A mash rest at 60 °C activates β-glucanase, which breaks down gummy β-glucans in the mash, making the sugars flow out more freely later in the process.
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The last few plates often use a cooling medium which can be cooled to below the freezing point, which allows a finer control over the wort-out temperature, and also enables cooling to around 10 °C .
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A modern ultralight BASE system including parachute, container, and harness can weigh as little as 3 kilograms .
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This enables the very lowest jumps—below 60 meters —to be made.
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Felix Baumgartner jumped from Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro and claimed the world record for the lowest BASE jump ever, jumping from 29 meters .
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On 5 May 2013, Russian Valery Rozov jumped off Changtse (the northern peak of the Mount Everest massif) from a height of 7220 meters .
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On 5 October 2016, Rozov broke his own record for highest altitude BASE jump when he leapt from a height of 7700 meters from Cho Oyu, the sixth-highest mountain in the world.
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He fell for around 90 seconds before opening his parachute, landing on a glacier approximately two minutes later at an altitude of around 6000 meters .
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Recent years have seen a formal competition held at the 452 meters high Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, judged on landing accuracy.
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On February 22, 1982, Wayne Allwood, an Australian skydiving accuracy champion, parachuted from a helicopter over the Sydney CBD and landed on the small top area of Sydney's Centrepoint Tower, approximately 300 meters above the ground.
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Skydivers are required deploy their main parachute above 2000 feet altitude.
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BASE jumps are frequently made from less than 486 feet .
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A BASE jump from a 486 feet object is only about 5.6 seconds from the ground if the jumper remains in free fall.
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It is one of the largest metropolises on the Mediterranean Sea, located on the coast between the mouths of the rivers Llobregat and Besòs, and bounded to the west by the Serra de Collserola mountain range, the tallest peak of which is 512 meters high.
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Barcelona is located on the northeast coast of the Iberian Peninsula, facing the Mediterranean Sea, on a plain approximately 5 kilometers wide limited by the mountain range of Collserola, the Llobregat river to the southwest and the Besòs river to the north.
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It is 120 kilometers south of the Pyrenees and the Catalan border with France.
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The escarpment of Montjuïc ( 173 meters ), situated to the southeast, overlooks the harbour and is topped by Montjuïc Castle, a fortress built in the 17–18th centuries to control the city as a replacement for the Ciutadella.
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The average annual temperature of the sea is about 20 °C .
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on a land area of 101 sqkm .
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It is the main component of an administrative area of Greater Barcelona, with a population of 3,218,071 in an area of 636 sqkm (density 5,060 inhabitants/km 2 ).
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Leaving the remaining 90% or slightly below 1.5 million inhabitants living on the remaining 52 sqkm at an average density close to 28,500 inhabitants per square kilometre.
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The total exhibition floor space of Fira de Barcelona venues is 405000 meters square , not counting Gran Via centre on the Plaza de Europa.
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There's also the Ultratrail Collserola which passes 85 kilometers through the Collserola forest.
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Barcelona is served by Barcelona-El Prat Airport, about 17 kilometers from the centre of Barcelona.
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Its 10 sqkm are divided into three zones: Port Vell (the old port), the commercial port and the logistics port (Barcelona Free Port).
10
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The port is undergoing an enlargement that will double its size thanks to diverting the mouth of the Llobregat river 2 kilometers to the south.
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RENFE's AVE high-speed rail system, which is designed for speeds of 310 kmph , was extended from Madrid to Barcelona in 2008 in the form of the Madrid–Barcelona high-speed rail line.
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The urban parks alone cover 10% of the city ( 549 hectares ).
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There are also several smaller parks, for example, the Parc de Les Aigües ( 2 hectares ).
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Movie "Worlds Best Beaches", Discovery Channel 2005 8bdvj5gubnA Barcelona contains seven beaches, totalling 4 kilometers of coastline.
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Sant Sebastià, Barceloneta and Somorrostro beaches, both 1100 meters in length, are the largest, oldest and the most-frequented beaches in Barcelona.
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Along the sidelines a 15 cms high border (vant, sarg, wand, wall) is placed to prevent the ball from leaving the ice.
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A centre spot with a circle of radius 5 meters denotes the center of the field.
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The galjoen is indigenous to the coasts of southern Africa from Angola to South Africa, and is generally found around reefs at shallow depths around 10 meters , often near the shore.
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With William Heelis acting for her, she bought contiguous pasture, and in 1909 the 20 acres Castle Farm across the road from Hill Top Farm.
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She left nearly all her property to the National Trust, including over 4000 acres of land, sixteen farms, cottages and herds of cattle and Herdwick sheep.
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The vault, beneath the City of London, covers a floor space greater than that of the fifth-tallest building in the City, Tower 42, and needs keys that are 3 feet long to open.
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By heating it under pressure, at about 150 Coulomb , Baekeland was able to suppress the foaming that would otherwise occur.
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Normal electrical applications, moderate mechanical strength, continuous operating temperature of 250 °F .
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Good mechanical and impact strength with continuous operating temperature of 250 °F .
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Superior electrical properties under humid conditions, fungus resistant, continuous operating temperature of 160 °F .
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Baghdad eclipsed Ctesiphon, the capital of the Sassanians, which was located some 30 kilometers to the southeast.
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The bricks used to make the city were 18 inches on all four sides.
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The basic framework of the city consists of two large semicircles about 19 kilometers in diameter.
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The city was designed as a circle about 2 kilometers in diameter, leading it to be known as the "Round City".
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