Sentence examples for cm peak from inspiring English sources

To reduce weight the skin pockets are allowed to buckle visibly up to about 0.5 cm peak displacement.

Multiple regression was used to investigate group differences for cervical ROM, CM, peak velocity, and JPE.

Using this polymorphism, TaGW2 was mapped on the Spark x Rialto DH population to chromosome 6A co-locating with markers BS000072146, BS000105973 and CA643341 at 46.8 cM, within the 8 cM peak interval determined by MTME (43 to 51 cM).

On average, they had moderate aortic stenosis (a mean aortic valve area of 1.2 ± 0.6 cm; peak aortic valve velocity 3.3 ± 0.9 m/s) with an increased left ventricular mass index and indices of diastolic dysfunction compared with healthy volunteers (Table  1 ).

At W1, the annual variation was approximately 20 cm peak-to-peak.

Of these, the 39 and 65 cm peaks did have common kLF and kARM variations, suggesting that these peaks might have been affected dominantly by an additional magnetic mineral rather than the concentration.

The magnitude of respiration-induced target motion could be as large as 2 3 cm, peak-to-peak.

The highest increment in all the pretreatments was the 1,090 cm-1 peak followed by the signals at 898, 1,030, and 1,050 cm-1.

(b) Zoom in approximately 2,700 cm-1 peak (2D) region.

The 1324 cm-1 peak indicates that calcium oxalate was present as weddellite.

It is worth noting that the defect-related D (near 1,350 cm-1) peak decreases with increase in temperature and finally disappears at a temperature of 1,030°C, indicating the improved quality of graphene deposited at higher temperatures.