Sentence examples for centimetres range from inspiring English sources

For the ten patients who reached maturity, the limb length discrepancy averaged 0.05 centimetres (range 0.1 1.5 cm).

The piezo-stage is mounted on a three-way micrometre actuator for centimetre range movement.

Radio waves with wavelengths in the centimetre range can be beamed by a reflector, like light in an automobile headlamp, to make up a radar system.

But scientists discovered that even with tumors in the one-centimetre range — the range in which cancer is first picked up by a mammogram — the fate of the cancer seems already to have been set.

Lattice materials composed of hollow nanocrystalline struts have recently made it possible to access new regions of material property space, by exploiting structural efficiencies along multiple length scales (nanometre to centimetre range).

Neglecting these effects results in a rather subordinate systematic error in the determination of effective diffusion coefficients of anions from through-diffusion tests with clay thicknesses in the centimetre range.

At final follow-up 54 patients (87%) showed no detectable leg length discrepancy; the remaining patients showed a median discrepancy of one centimetre (range; 1 to 7 centimetres).

A combination of the approaches from materials science and enzyme engineering will have great impact on the development of CDH-modified electrodes with high current densities in the milliampere per square centimetre range.

This is particularly true for the wide spectrum of nanopositioning tasks, where in many cases centimetre-range trajectories with maximal positioning error held in the nanometre range has to be followed.

But scientists discovered that even with tumors in the one-centimetre range the range in which cancer is first picked up by a mammogram the fate of the cancer seems already to have been set.

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