Sentence examples for diameter big from inspiring English sources

The record holder for the largest flesh tunnels, at more than 10cm in diameter (big enough to put a fist through), is a Hawaiian man, Kala Kaiwi.

Refrigerate for 20 minutes or so, during which time the dough will become less sticky. 2 Roll out the chilled dough on a lightly floured work surface until it's 26-27cm in diameter – big enough to line the base and sides of a 23cm-round tart or flan tin.

The results show that the combined micro-nano structure of 7 9 μm diameter big pores insetting with nano-scale fine pores was duplicated after etched the sparking sculptured 'over growth' oxide regions towards the magnesium substrate.

Roll two cylindrical shaped white fondants of diameter big enough to fit the holes created in the shoe.

This new cyclone separator removed 99% particles with a diameter bigger than 10 μm.

This is contrast to the situation at 2 min growth time, when it was almost impossible to find a single NW with a tip diameter bigger than 20 nm.

In general, smaller die size, higher solder ball standoff, smaller maximum solder ball diameter, bigger solder mask opening, thinner board, higher mold compound CTE, smaller thermal cycling temperature range, and depopulated array type of ball layout pattern contribute to longer fatigue life.

Stage 2 oocytes are defined as being greater than 10 μm in diameter (bigger than stage 1 oocyte precursors) but less than 50 μm in diameter (smaller than stage 3 oocytes).

These studies reported high frequencies 58-699%) of LVI in tumors with a diameter bigger than 5 cm[ 42, 43], although the one reporting the highest rates used immunohistochemistry to detect LVI.

Choroidal volumes in the inner and outer quadrants are volumes of irregular geometrical figures with base diameters bigger than the foveal, which explains why the choroidal volume values in all subfields are bigger than in the center and that they should not be compared directly.

The biggest diamonds would likely be about a centimetre in diameter - "big enough to put on a ring, although of course they would be uncut," says Dr Kevin Baines, of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.