However, some other delegations expressed reservations regarding the inclusion of damage to the environment per se in the definition of damage and urged the Commission to review this matter on second reading.

Kilobytes per second

Megabytes per second

Gigabytes per second

Characters per second

Meters per second

Kbps Kilobites per second

This thing is orbiting the sun at 10 miles per second, 20 miles per second.

This thing is orbiting the sun at 10 miles per second, 20 miles per second.

It's plus 30 meters per second, so it's 30 meters per second squared plus 2ad.

And it creates a simple, low speed data stream in 10,000 bits per second, 20,000 bits per second.

Playback 32 128 kilobits per second

There's two million emails per second.

(Cubic metres of air per second)

Second claim unit Marine and coastal resources The second claim unit is for compensation for damage to marine and coastal resources.

X Band lt 85 megabits per second

Six pence per second, Bob reminds her.

It's about 104 meters per second, so my final velocity is approximately that squiggly equals is approximately 104 meters per second.

For example, cutting a ton of CO2 with on shore wind turbines in Germany probably costs about 35, avoiding about 14 cents of climate damage per dollar. But offshore wind turbines cost about 150 per ton of CO2, avoiding just three cents of climate damage per dollar.

Command uplink S Band 2 kilobits per second

Imagine you had one second per product category.

Significant damage could be interpreted to mean damage wherein repairs amount to 10 per cent or more of the generic fair market value of the equipment item.

And here's some video at 1,000 frames per second.

First, it had reservations about the inclusion of damage to the environment per se in the definition of damage, because that inclusion was not adequately grounded in international law.

Furthermore, only 50 per cent of the attacks in May 2004 caused damage, injury or loss of life, compared to 80 per cent in May 2005.

Telemetry downlink S Band Direct 2 4 kilobits per second

1.76 times 0.2 over here is 352 meters per second.

The author himself suffered material and non material damage and a 20 per cent loss of earning capacity.

Most States (74 per cent in the third reporting period, compared with 70 per cent in the second) had entered into bilateral agreements and many had entered into multilateral agreements (67 per cent, compared with 60 per cent during the second reporting period).

It uses third generation transoceanic fibre optic cable technology capable of carrying up to 5.3 billion bits of data per second per pair of optical fibres, compared to 0.56 billion bits second for second generation technology.

Methane held the second largest share (11 per cent) of GHG emissions, followed by N2O (4 per cent).

It goes up to four meters per second when it runs.

You have to take 1,000 pictures per second to see this.

He can look at these 65,000 points of activation per second.

(g) Exchange rate as per second Performance Report (A 51 750)

Capacities of megabits per second are becoming available for home services.

So what we calculated was that the limbs were moving at the peak speed ranging from 10 meters per second all the way up to 23 meters per second.

The second largest source of GHG emissions was agriculture (5.4 per cent), followed by industrial processes (5 per cent) and waste (4 per cent).

There is more energy flowing through, per gram per second, than anything that we have any other experience with.

In the Second World War, that figure rose to 48 per cent.

The first claim unit is for damage to terrestrial resources the second claim unit is for damage to Kuwait's marine and coastal resources and the third claim unit is for the loss of groundwater resources.

Currently, the flow of the main stream of the Yellow River is relatively large. The upstream river flow is maintained at 2000 3000 cubic meters per second, the midstream river flow is maintained at 2500 3500 cubic meters per second, and the downstream river flow is maintained at 3000 cubic meters per second.

The geographical distribution of responses remained largely unchanged between the second and third reporting periods (Africa, 19 per cent Americas, 19 per cent Asia, 28 per cent Europe, 32 per cent and Oceania, 2 per cent).

This compared with 70 per cent of responding States in the second reporting period and 49 per cent in the first.

In 1994 some 61 per cent of unemployed persons fell in the first category and 39 per cent in the second.