decare การใช้

• The university has 300000 square meters built area in 10000 decare land.
• He lived in Hvalstad, Asker, where he owned a nine decare small farm.
• The 225-decare large park has a number of well-known statues and sculptures.
• The altitude of the rockfill dam is . 52410 decare of land will be irrigated and 37678 GW-hour of electric energy will be produced.
• In Greece, the old d鰊黰 is called a " Turkish stremma ", while today, a stremma or " royal stremma " is exactly one decare, like the metric d鰊黰.
• In the wake of another encouraging performance, Isaiah Rider did not resort to " I told you so's " or decare his need for more minutes to keep proving his worth.
• The park is home to over 310 plant varieties from Asia, South America, North Africa and Southern France, reputed to have been selected by Ferdinand himself, and occupies an area of over 550 decare.
• In fact the income from farming, measured in the amount of money earned per decare, was doubled between the war's end in 1945 and 1950, when the Main Agreement for Agriculture,, was introduced.
• The unit is still in use in many areas previously ruled by the Ottomans, although the "'new "'or "'metric dunam "'has been redefined as exactly one decare ( 1000 m?), like the modern Greek royal stremma.
• The H . A . Blyth sale ( March 11 to 13, 1901, 346 lots, : 10s . ) of mezzotint portraits was even more remarkable, and as a collection it was the choicest sold in the first decare of the 20th century, the engravings being mostly in the first state.
• A later newspaper article asked " And why should the little island [ sic ! ], S鴕br錿en be punished with the j鰐unn cut-what wrong has the island done ? " On 16 April 2016 media quoted board member Anne-Gry Ruud of neighborhood association, " Utstranda Velforening " : " I don't think that the work of art honors all who were killed, but symbolizes only pain and open wounds . ( . . . ) If this work of art gives any associations, then they are to terror, death, pain and the inadequacy of society . ( . . . ) This is not just a small cut on a point-it is an area of 1.2 decare [ that will become surrounded by water ] ( . . . ).