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- noun Plural form of
decimeter .
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No It isnt Its decimeters Its Japan Yes it does look that big, And if people knew how to read or weren't so slow I wouldnt have to explain it over and over again.
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But what i have noticed with the average Joe… most of them dont understand what suround sound really means… I set up one of my customers with everything perfected… I even used decimeters.
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It was three decimeters long, made of green glass, and was half-embedded in the regolith where the body had fallen.
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The measurement thus obtained was by means of a pair of compasses divided accurately into ten equal portions, or decimeters, each of course 3.93 inches long.
Off on a Comet 2003
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Soleta felt constrained to move back a few decimeters to avoid further wear and tear on her eardrums.
No Limits Peter David 2003
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The overall length should be about 3 m and the rod should be marked in meters, decimeters, and centimeters.
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Each 20 square decimeters of tray space holds about one kilogram of raw food.
Chapter 5 1980
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Generally each 20 square decimeters of tray accommodates about one kilogram of raw food.
Chapter 5 1980
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One 50 watt bulb is adequate for 15 to 20 square decimeters of tray.
Chapter 5 1980
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He possessed a physical strength greater than the average, and he moved quickly and gracefully, yet these advantages were offset by the fact that he chose to inhabit an eternally forty-year-old body with a soft gut-an extra two decimeters on his waistline.
An East Wind Coming Cover, Arthur Byron 1979
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