Sentence examples for centimetre down from inspiring English sources

Leave about a centimetre down from the shoulders (enough room for the arms to start nicely at least) and draw two slightly curved lines coming in.

Three (pseudo)replicates were subsampled with syringes (2 cm diameter), sliced per centimetre down to a depth of 5 cm and fixed in 4% formalin.

Acting like oil, they coat soil particles and establish the hydrophobic layer — one to six centimetres down.

The handler rhythmically moved the T-shaped handle and the attached model frogs a few centimetres up and down (this was necessary because moor frogs would not respond to still models).

"And if you do it to a high enough degree with some very sophisticated software, you get down to centimetres and better". When the OS team deployed its GPS equipment on Ben Nevis, the height came out at 1,344.527m (4,411ft 2in).

Bisacca recalled an exercise: take a four-centimetre cube of wood and plane it down to a three-centimetre cube.

On leaving, she would meet with an artist who would sketch the plan of the shop – down to the nearest centimetre.

Measurements were rounded up or down to the nearest centimetre.

Lift the heel at least a centimetre above the ground and step down, making sure that you land with your foot in that position.

This was a TV story; a 24/7 saga with presenters in waders and blonde reporters in rowing boats, all of them reciting the centimetre count (up or down) and clucking sympathetically as flood victims showed them round the swill of parlours and kitchens.

One of those was the accuracy of the reported time in conjunction with the accuracy of the coordinates in the GN/CAM frames down to centimetre level.