Sentence examples for centimetres thick from inspiring English sources

The manuscript is two hundred and twenty-five millimetres tall, a hundred and sixty wide, and five centimetres thick.

"But this house has been standing since the 19th century, and its walls are 60 centimetres thick.

With heavy-duty torches, aluminum alloys up to six inches (15 centimetres) thick and stainless steel up to four inches (10 centimetres) thick have been cut by the PAM process.

(Miners measure in square metres, not cubic ones. The chunks they blast are only a few centimetres thick).

In certain places, the fault planes are only a few centimetres thick and are almost impossible to detect.

Sets of cross strata more than three centimetres thick are rare, but thinner sets are very common.

It found that the multiyear ice, which is generally thicker than single-year ice, is now on average about 20 per cent or around 30 centimetres thicker than the previous year, said Rachel Tilling the UK's Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling, who led the study.

You want the walls of the patty to measure about half a centimetre thick.

Meanwhile, slice the plantain lengthways (with the skin on) with a mandolin about a fifth of a centimetre thick.

Its creators say it will be only a centimetre thick, with a seven-inch diagonal screen, and run on two AA batteries.

A day after McCloy slipped Owen the one-centimetre thick envelope, just months before 2011 NSW election, the cash was returned, Owen told Icac.