One square meter is equal to approximately 10.76 square feet.

For example, 10 organisms per 1 square metre quadrat would give a population density of 10 organisms/square meter.

1 square meter is equal to about 10.76 square feet.

A one dimensional spatial range over which a statistic is calculated, for example 1 metre.

In this example, the quadrat would be 1 square metre.

The proportion is simple: 1 mm is equivalent to 1 liter per 1 square meter.

(1 meter = 1 square, making that wall 27 squares long).

Their size is moderate, say, taking around 1 square meter space.

1 square meter of sensors is necessary to cool 5 square meters.

1 square meter of sensors is necessary to cool 5 square meters.

Amount of surface covered by spray 400 ml: 1 square meter.

To produce one gram of protein from beef, one square metre of land is required.

It has been measured that it takes 143 BTUs to melt 1 lb of ice.

Amount of surface covered by spray 400 ml: 1 square meter.

The density of bushes for 1 square meter should not be more than three