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Meanings of cubic foot in English
Imperial and US customary (non-metric) unit of volume.
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Usage of cubic foot in English
1
Assume the lifting capacity of helium is .067 pounds per cubic foot.
2
On every twelve square feet a cubic foot of water was needed.
3
And 25 grains per cubic foot will put a hayfever sufferer in misery.
4
The rates vary from ¼ to ¾ of a cent per cubic foot.
5
Its wood is compact and heavy, weighing forty-four pounds to the cubic foot.
6
A cubic foot of water weighs sixty-two and a third pounds.
7
Remember that each person requires one cubic foot of fresh air every second.
8
The company is fined for each cubic foot of pollutants over the legal limit.
9
The weight of a cubic foot of mahogany varies from thirty-five to fifty-three pounds.
10
Their relative efficiency under water per cubic foot, according to Bucknill, is as follows:
11
Every cubic foot of atmospheric air, driven into a furnace, consists of two gases.
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Density-Massof unit volume, for instance, pounds per cubic foot.
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It weighs, dry, about 45 pounds per cubic foot.
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It was altogether not over a cubic foot in size, and enclosed in a glass cylinder.
15
Each cubic foot of worm box can process about one pound of kitchen garbage each week.
16
The variation for a 100 cubic foot cylinder at various temperatures is given in the following tabulation:
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