Sentence examples for And centimetres from inspiring English sources

Fusain (Faserkohle or charbon fibreux), which is commonly found in silky and fibrous lenses that are very thin, only millimetres thick and centimetres long.

The sheet is in inches and centimetres.

For the transformation of household measurements and centimetres into grams, the portion sizes were weighed with a digital household dietary scale (Omron Electronic kitchen scale, Omron, Tokyo, Japan).

Specifically, the PMK was asked to indicate the child's height in meters and centimetres, and to report the child's weight in kilograms and grams.

Yet she forced herself to override her instincts and relaxed her shoulders to utilise her arms to greater effect and centimetre by centimetre she edged in front.

The goal of the SBO study was to analyse how the existing knowledge gap in the space debris population in the millimetre and centimetre regime may be closed by means of a passive optical instrument.

These organisms differed from earlier fossils by displaying an organised, differentiated multicellular construction and centimetre-plus sizes.

Maternal BMI was calculated at 14-16weeks' of gestation using maternal weight divided by height squared (kg/m) measured to the nearest kilogram and centimetre respectively.

Three examples of this protective gear found at Pompeii vary between 30 and 35 centimetres (11.8 and 13.7 in) in length and about the same in width.

During periods of clear, sunny weather, sun cups (cup-shaped hollows usually between 5 and 50 centimetres [2 and 20 inches] in depth) may develop.

The shell of the Antarctic scallop grows to about 7 cm long and 7 centimetres wide and has a nearly circular outline.