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Your hair grew a fraction of a millimeter longer.
You got a fraction of a millimeter taller, for one thing.
"A fraction of a millimeter from you is another universe," said Dr. Linde.
In the current experiments, the teleportation distances were a fraction of a millimeter, but in principle, the atoms could be teleported over much longer distances.
So preservation that is good enough to record the impressions of scales on skin that are a few millimeter across, many not be fine enough to preserve tiny feather filaments that are a fraction of a millimeter across.
The Storm, however, has a touchscreen that effectively floats a fraction of a millimeter above a whole bank of sensors so when you scroll down to an icon you want you just press down on the screen in the right place.
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Most experimental bacteria crawl just fractions of a millimeter per day.
And keeping a satellite perfectly still is hard enough, to say nothing of having it move perfectly to within fractions of a millimeter.
It's also a few fractions of a millimeter thicker than Apple's massive handset at 7.9mm — though it still has nothing on the Note 9's 8.8mm.
It should also be pointed out that the deflection in the blades for this velocity was in the range of fractions of a millimeter.
And while this version is actually a few fractions of a millimeter thicker than its predecessor, the company has managed to knock a couple of grams off the weight, down to 169.
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