Sentence examples for large-scale millimeter from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it is possible to couple the large-scale (millimeter) structures and the small-scale (sub-micron) of the finger architecture in a single simulation.
This provides a cell-level explanation for the population asymmetry of mouse spermatogenic stem cells that was first discovered by large-scale (millimeters of patch length) and long-term (over months of chase period) clonal fate analysis of pulse-labeled Ngn3+ cells (Klein et al., 2010; Nakagawa et al., 2007).
This shows that although coexistence of the three strains is not possible in LB at the scale of micrometers (within patches), the three strains may coexist by spatial separation at larger scales (millimeters).
Nutrients are found to strongly influence community dynamics: when growing on amino acids and peptides, colicin-mediated competition is intense and the three strains do not coexist unless spatially separated at large scales (millimeters).
This map displays six-day total forecast large-scale precipitation (in millimeters) for the period displayed on the map, using the forecast issued at the indicated forecast start time.
Built within the compound of Toshiba's Oita plant complex in Kyushu, the new plant will produce high-quality semiconductors, known as system LSI (large-scale integration) chips, with 300-millimeter wafers, for use in such products as digital household appliances and mobile equipment.
With an extremely wide field of view, it will also enable large-scale surveys of the sky and complement the international Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA), now under construction.
Second, the current technique is simply too slow for large-scale manufacturing: the new inks can be printed at a speed of one millimeter per second.
Figure 3 shows a large-scale and high-resolution CARS map of an ex vivo crushed sciatic nerve at the millimeter scale at 1 week post-injury.
Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.
