Sentence examples for cc cubic from inspiring English sources

The apparatus is calibrated so that known quantities of volume displacement in the cylinder for example, 2 cc (cubic centimeters)—correspond to known changes in transducer voltage output.

One cc (cubic centimeter) is equal to one ml (millilitre).

The needle goes into the muscle; the barrel has markings, either in ccs (cubic centimeters) or mls (milliliters), with numbers next to the markings, and it contains the medicine; the plunger is used to get medicine into and out of the syringe.

Brain size averages 448 cc (27 cubic inches), closer to modern chimpanzees (395 cc) than to humans (1,350 cc).

Even so, the cranial capacity of 1,280 cc (78 cubic inches) is nearly as large as that of modern humans.

The brain capacity was about 1,600 cc (100 cubic inches), somewhat larger than the average for modern humans.

Others are much smaller such as ER 1813, which has a cranial capacity of only about 510 cc (31.1 cubic inches).

Although the braincase of ER 1805 is close to 600 cc (36.6 cubic inches) in volume and is thus expanded moderately beyond the size expected in Australopithecus, a bony crest runs along the top of the skull.

Brain volume can be measured rather accurately and is about 750 cubic centimetres (cc), or 46 cubic inches.

She and her brethren had brains the size of other great apes, averaging about 413 cubic centimeters (cc).

The average human skull, which packs some 1350 cubic centimeters (cc) of brainpower, is larger than that of any other animal, relative to body size.