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But the plant was not designed to withstand the 14-meter-high tsunami waves that swept over its protective sea wall less than an hour later.
When we watch a sprinter set a new Olympic record in the hundred meter dash, it's not the shoes he or she wears that command our admiration. Nor is it the coaching received or the energy bar consumed just before the event.
Knowledge of meter or classical poetics was no longer necessary.
Earlier this year, analysts released images of what is expected to be a 10,000-foot (3,000-meter) runway on Fiery Cross Reef.
After clogging every square meter of city street, they cut road space through the most spectacular natural settings.
Even intact families may comprise parents and five children in a single six-meter room.
Yet studies claiming one meter or more obviously make for better headlines.
As opposed to a 100- or 200-meter sprint, both organizations need to think more in terms of a much longer race, perhaps a marathon.
Fukushima Daiichi withstood the earthquake, but no one considered the possibility of ten-meter-high tsunami waves hitting a nuclear plant.
Manfaat biofuel bagi iklim sangat sedikit bila dibandingkan dengan sistem tenaga surya atau angin, sebab biofuel hanya menghasilkan sepersepuluh energi per satu meter persegi.
Penelitian yang diterbitkan bulan ini menyimpulkan bahwa menghabiskan seluruh hidrokarbon yang tersisa akan mengakibatkan mencairnya seluruh lapisan es Antartika, yang berpotensi menaikkan permukaan air laut sebanyak 58 meter.
Global warming between 1.6 and 2.8 degrees Celsius over the next three decades would raise sea levels by half a meter.
Hansen suggests that there will eventually be sea-level rises of 24 meters (80 feet), with a six-meter rise happening just this century.
Tucker says that he has stood on the beach in Padang, looking out at the ocean and trying to imagine what it would be like to see a five-meter-high wall of water stretching across the horizon, bearing down on the city.
For India, the Chinese incursion also threatens its access to the 6,300-meter-high Siachen Glacier, to the west of Depsang.