Sentence examples for 0.125 from inspiring English sources
A power cable usually has not more than three conductors, each of which may be 1 inch (2.5 cm) or more in diameter; a telephone cable may have several thousand conductors, the diameter of each being less than 0.05 inch (0.125 cm).
As this difference represents only 0.125 micron (5 × 10−6 inch), it is evident that an optical system must be designed and constructed with almost superhuman care if it is to give the best possible definition.
Legal fees set by the Bermuda Bar Association are also charged on a sliding scale, starting at 1 percent on the first $250,000 of the purchase price and tapering off to 0.125 percent on prices over $2 million, Ms. Fox said.
Other additives which might be used in future operations include hydrochloric acid, typically at a concentration of 0.125% or biocide at a concentration of 0.0005%, which can be used if needed to purify the water used in the process.
The Higgs boson has a mass of around 125 GeV (the equivalent of 0.125 TeV).
Boris Johnson's economics advisor, Gerard Lyons, suggested that the Bank should ease the UK into a world of higher rates, with an "eighth-point" hike: "The Bank of England needs to manage expectations when they hike by opting for small 0.125%.
A report from Macao's Statistics and Census Service for the third quarter of 2009, the most recent data available, calculated that the average overall price per residential square meter in the city was 24,154 Macanese patacas ($280 per square foot, at $0.125 to the pataca).
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More than 9,000 women were involved originally, and were divided into three groups.
