Sentence examples for measuring five centimetres from inspiring English sources

Bulk disease was defined as a mass of lymph nodes measuring five centimetres or more in any axis.

Dr Epstein reckons that, fuelled with hydrogen, a MEMS engine measuring two centimetres wide and three millimetres thick could generate ten watts of electrical power.

The uterus is a thick-walled, pear-shaped organ measuring seven centimetres (about 2.75 inches) in length and weighing 30 grams (about one ounce) in an unpregnant woman in her later teens.

The circumference of the calf was measured ten centimetres distal to the tibial tubercle.

This splendid bowl, which belongs in style to the Mosul work of the 13th century, measures five feet (150 centimetres) in circumference and is covered with figures richly inlaid with silver, so that little of the copper is visible.

The presumptive game board, which measured thirty-seven by twenty-one centimetres, lay near one edge of the flat surface, its holes picked out of the floor.

"But I would have needed to measure about thirty centimetres more than I do".

The baby, which measures just two centimetres (0.78 inches) in length, was caught by Ned Bailey from Mylor in a crab pot in Falmouth Bay.

Last month the world's media got to rehash its stock small-penis-as-grounds-for-divorce stories, when a Taiwanese woman's wedding night was marred by the disappointing discovery that her groom's member measured a mere five centimetres long.

The thickness will be measured one to two centimetres proximal to the bifurcation and during cardiac diastole from the far wall only as there are technical and acoustic difficulties encountered when measuring the near wall thickness [ 20].

They attain lengths of five centimetres (two inches).