Sentence examples for centimetre sized from inspiring English sources

Mechanical testing of centimetre sized specimens was performed by means of tensile tests using an hour glass shaped specimen.

Astrophysicists believe that planet formation begins when micrometre-sized dust particles, the left-overs from star formation, become bound to each other to form millimetre or centimetre sized pebbles.

US radars and the German FGAN radar are used since some years to measure the debris environment in the centimetre size range.

The existing EISCAT radars are sensitive to small debris fragments in the centimetre size range, and EISCAT has been involved in statistical studies of orbital debris for over 10 years (Markkanen et al. 2002, 2005, 2009), by conducting so called beam-park measurements of debris.

For each 100 rads dose of radiotherapy, the risk ratio was significantly decreased by 1% (RR = 0.99, P = 0.05); for each session of radiotherapy, the risk ratio was significantly decreased by 4% (RR = 0.96, P = 0.0001); for each square centimetre size of surface under radiotherapy, the risk ratio significantly increased (RR = 1.002, P = 0.04).

Using centimetre size to distinguish between large and small equipment is an arbitrary distinction.

Vertisols are characterized by a content of 30 percent or more by mass of clay-size particles throughout the upper half-metre (1.6 feet) of the soil profile, by centimetre-size (0.4-inch) cracks open to the land surface during the dry season, and by distinct evidence of strong vertical mixing of the soil particles through shrinking and swelling processes accompanying drying and rewetting periods.

Complete chemical equilibrium between metal and silicate during core formation requires that the iron emulsifies into small (centimetre-size) droplets (Rubie et al. 2003).

One splinter struck Masséna above her armor belt and left a 15-centimetre sized hole in her hull.

One splinter struck Masséna above her armour belt and left a 15-centimetre sized hole in her hull.

Irukandji jellyfish are typically difficult to see as they are only roughly a cubic centimetre in size.