kilogram weight उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Controversy attended his showing up more than two kilos-four pounds-over the 66-kilogram weight limit, leading to his not having to face his slated Israeli judoka opponent in the 2004 Summer Olympics.
2. Wei Gao of China took the first gold medal at the world weightlifting championships Sunday, outclassing the field in the women's 48-kilogram weight class but missing out on a world record attempt.
3. Nizami Pashayev of Azerbaijan won the gold medal Sunday in the men's 94-kilogram category while Poland's Agata Wrobel won the title in the women's over 75-kilogram weight class at the World Weightlifting Championships.
4. A meta-analysis of six randomized controlled trials found no difference between the main diet types ( low calorie, low carbohydrate, and low fat ), with a 2 4 kilogram weight loss in all studies.
5. Sri Indriyani lifted new world junior and SEA Games'records in the 46-kilogram weight class snatch ( 77.5 kilograms ), the clean and jerk ( 98.0 kilograms ) and total lifted ( 175.0 kilograms ).
6. Jaber, who competed in the over-105 kilogram weight category, pumped 210 kilograms ( 462 pounds ) in the snatch and lifted 250 kilograms ( 550 pounds ) in the clean-and-jerk for first place overall.
7. Indonesia's Sri Indriyani set three SEA Games and junior world records in the women's 46-kilogram weight class with lifts of 77.5 kg in the snatch, 98 kg in the clean and jerk and a combined total of 175 kilograms.
8. Indonesia's Sri Indriyani set three SEA Games and junior world records in the women's 46-kilogram weight class Sunday with lifts of 77.5 kg in the snatch, 98 kg in the clean and jerk and a combined total of 175 kilograms.
9. Sri Indriyani lifted new world junior and SEA Games'records in the 46-kilogram weight class snatch ( 77 . 5 kilograms ), the clean and jerk ( 98 . 0 kilograms ) and total lifted ( 175 . 0 kilograms ).
10. For a weightlifting newcomer, Berube, 29, has excelled at the sport, setting all the U . S . records in the women's 58 kilogram weight-class, including 87 kilograms in the snatch and 113 in the clean-and-jerk, weightlifting's two competitive forms.