Pressures and turns with his thumb and finger, patiently, until the screw hatch jumps and, after a few hard-fought-for millimetres, rattles loose.
An analysis of the generation of harmonics for millimetre-wave signals using a Franz Keldysh effect waveguide modulator is presented.
Wales were winning the battle for millimetres in the early stages, building an early penalty count of four to nil against England and forcing their opponents into clumsy passes that went to ground.
Axons and dendrites extend for millimetres, even up to centimetres in length.
Metric measurements are often shortened in some areas of Alberta, such as "klicks" or "Kay" for kilometres ("I ran five Kay" or "I drove thirty klicks"); "cents" for centimetres ("eight cents long"); and "mils" for millimetres and millilitres ("eight mils wide").
The argument is whether a model should cover every scale of the cochlea, namely, from millimetre for the SV and ST down to nanometre for tip-links, or, different scales could be considered separately and incorporate each individual response together to give an overall response.
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The greater efficiency in the use of irrigation water for sweet corn was of 36 kg ha−1 for every millimetre laminate of watering applied, found in the −30 kPa treatment of soil moisture tension.
An Atlético victory would have aided their city rivals Real but Diego Simeone had insisted his team would not lie down; instead they would challenge "for every ball as if it was the last," fighting for "every millimetre on the pitch", and so it proved.
They were enthusiastic, and he set to work building a Zoomar lens for 35 millimetre cameras.
