Definition of decametre in English:

decametre

(US dekameter, decameter, dkm) (South African dam)

nounˈdɛkəmiːtə

A metric unit of length, equal to 10 metres.
Example sentencesExamples
- In this study, we also used the horizontal visibility data determined by meteorological observers in decameters (dm).
- ‘There's a boat on our tail, and they sent a warning shot about fifty decameters from the boat,’ Armon yelled.

Derivatives

decametric

adjective

Jovian decametric radio emission with peak flux densities in the range of 10-100x10-22 wm - 2 Hz - 1 are common.
Example sentencesExamples
- A brief historical summary is followed by a review of current observations of Jupiter's decametric radiation.
- The other big problem is that Jupiter does not transmit constantly at decametric wavelengths.
- This is one of the scientific objectives of the large decametric interferometer LOFAR, which should be operational in 2007 in Holland.
- The emissions we can hear are often referred to as decametric noise storms, because the waves are tens of meters long.

Definition of dkm in US English:

dkm

abbreviation

Dekameter(s).

单词	decametre
释义	Definition of decametre in English: decametre (US dekameter, decameter, dkm) (South African dam) nounˈdɛkəmiːtə A metric unit of length, equal to 10 metres. Example sentencesExamples In this study, we also used the horizontal visibility data determined by meteorological observers in decameters (dm). ‘There's a boat on our tail, and they sent a warning shot about fifty decameters from the boat,’ Armon yelled. Derivatives decametric adjective Jovian decametric radio emission with peak flux densities in the range of 10-100x10-22 wm - 2 Hz - 1 are common. Example sentencesExamples A brief historical summary is followed by a review of current observations of Jupiter's decametric radiation. The other big problem is that Jupiter does not transmit constantly at decametric wavelengths. This is one of the scientific objectives of the large decametric interferometer LOFAR, which should be operational in 2007 in Holland. The emissions we can hear are often referred to as decametric noise storms, because the waves are tens of meters long. Definition of dkm in US English: dkm abbreviation US Dekameter(s).
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