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Typical thicknesses range from half a millimeter to five millimeters.
He stopped to move a bottle on display a millimeter to the right.
These devices, called microcatheters, are thousands of times wider than nanowires, at half a millimeter to a millimeter in diameter.
Although these slender worms are a familiar sight and popular among both locals and tourists, biologists have much to learn about them, measuring from half a millimeter to 15 millimeters long (up to six-tenths of an inch), said Struan Smith, curator of the Bermuda Natural History Museum.
They were able to measure "down to a tenth of a millimeter to make sure everything was exactly the way it should be compared to the CAD files it started with".
This kind of crystallization formed subflorescence which was usually a fraction of a millimeter to a few millimeters from the surface, and produced outward blistering and peeling which in turn flakes off or powders away.
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The holes ranged in depth from a shallow half-a-millimeter to 3.5 millimeters, deep enough to pierce the enamel and enter the sensitive dentin.
This allowed the assembled patch to offer similar adhesive strength for sizes from a square millimeter to a human hand.
This is why lawyers have been known to use lasers to measure square footage to within a millimeter and to debate descriptions of views and amenities.
As presented in the marketing, the women were on equal footing: The poster was designed so that each singer's head was exactly the same size, down to a millimeter, according to Zalaznick.
While animation used to require hours of patience, because filmmakers moved objects a millimeter at a time to create sequences they had to wait to see, video equipment allowed the students to watch their own movie as they made it.
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