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Meaning of "meters thick"
meters thick - a measurement indicating the thickness of something in meters. This phrase is used to describe the depth, width, or density of an object or substance in the metric system
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Walls which are a few meters thick.
Its walls are around two meters thick in order to protect it against bombing raids.
They have got concrete three meters thick.
The islands can be up to three meters thick and must be maintained continuously.
The surface crust was probably a few meters thick.
And seven meters thick.
Single beds can be a couple of centimetres to several meters thick.
The layers appear to be only a few meters thick and show little variations in thickness.
The walls are one and a half meters thick.
The aquifer is several hundred meters thick and in some places reaches the surface.
But this wall is about two to three meters thick.
These can be many meters thick but limited by the size of the original lake.
The wall is two meters thick.
The walls are 3 meters thick and we can find signs of a previous ditch.
Its walls are three meters thick.
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Nearly four meters thick at Arrowhead.
Within the caldera the ice is hundreds of meters thick.
The wall was believed to be 6 meters thick according to archaeological remains of the site.
It was at least a hundred meters long and tens of meters thick.
The walls were approximately 10 meters thick and provided protection against shelling.
The tower was sixty meters in diameter and seven meters thick.
Lava flows are usually one to two meters thick but can reach a thickness of 25 meters.
They are a flat disc of particles only tens of meters thick.
The salt is over 10 meters thick in the centre.
Parts of the core will contain concrete that is several meters thick.
Ice on Danube River 4 meters thick in Serbia.
The new icebreaker is able to navigate through ice up to almost three meters thick.
These deposits range widely from several meters thick to several kilometers.
Successive ice layers can lead to aufeis accumulations that are several meters thick.
Lava flows of basalt up to 20 meters thick were formed.
A plant that can grow a centimeter a day, and create impenetrable thickets 4 meters thick.
Stone walls3 meters thick.
The walls stood four meters high and the walls measured two meters thick.
Orbit that are 40 meters thick extending down to a latitude of 38 degrees.
The sarooj walls are at least two meters thick at the base.
The Silurian is about 640 meters thick in the southwest and 60 meter thick in the northwest.
Readings indicate the ice is relatively pure and several meters thick at least.
It is a beautiful beach of 500 meters thick white sand, characteristic of the region.
The result is a stratified ice deposit, often several meters thick.
The main wall to the northeast was 13 meters thick and at least 10 meters high.
Permafrost is frozen soil, rock or sediment - sometimes hundreds of meters thick.
The Rupel Group can be 250 meters thick at maximum.
Jupiter alone would give us enough mass to make the sphere at least 3 meters thick.
The Earth is two meters thick.
The southern ice cap has a permanent layer of carbon dioxide about 8 meters thick.
Additionally, the ice would have to be several meters thick to give this signature.
The valley 's floor occasionally contains a perennially frozen lake with ice several meters thick.
No less than 2 meters thick.
Climb aboard a massive Ice Explorer and journey across a glacier over 350 meters thick.
Own groups are only 9 meters thick.
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