Sentence examples for millimeter from the from inspiring English sources

Whether you do it a millimeter from the speaker or three feet away in the phone itself is not important.

There are so many cameras out there that I just don't see the point in reporting every time someone changes their lineup by adding one "x" to the optical zoom or subtracting a millimeter from the case size.

In certain neurons in the brain region called the hippocampus, dendrites can stretch as far as a millimeter from the cell body--far enough to fade a synapse's signal.

It has been demonstrated that the simplest and most widely used technique for hypothermic organ preservation, static cold storage can only oxygenate to a maximum depth of a millimeter from the surface of an organ even if the organ preservation solution around the organ is fully saturated with 100% oxygen.

A macromolecule may take a day to diffuse one millimeter from the surface[16]; therefore only exposed superficial cells would be labeled, and lesions deeper in the tissue would be missed.

In this particular experiment the stimulation site was within a millimeter from the origin of excitation detected by our algorithm.

The periodontal pocket depths were measured with a WHO probe (tip diameter 0.5 mm) to the nearest millimeter (mm) from the gingival margin to the bottom of the pocket.

We measured the distance in millimeters (mm) from the posterior part of the quadrant to the tunnel center and was recorded as a percentage with the quadrant's Blumensaat line.

To the group sitting in their sea kayaks, only millimeters from the water, the waves must have looked like mountains.

From 100 yards away, the governor took three shots and grouped them — two shots hit the same spot — mere millimeters from the center of the target.

Officer Stewart had been wearing a gun-resistant vest, but the bullet pierced his skin a few millimeters from the armor.