Sentence examples for millimeter measurements from inspiring English sources

The intraoral exam consisted of recording each patient's centric occlusion with overbite recorded as a percentage of the overlap between the right maxillary and mandibular incisor's clinical crown (and also in mm) and with the overjet recorded with a ruler as millimeter measurements from the facial surface of the right mandibular incisor to the incisal edge of the right maxillary incisor.

Use a ruler with millimeter measurements.

Centimeter (cm) and millimeter (mm) measurements of the clitoris show variations in its size.

Inside the front of it, right next to the glass, there should be a millimeter measurement — NOT the one on the side of the lens, that's the focal length.

Since small differences in sub-millimeter measurements appear to be inevitable, an accurate description of the methods of matching between OCT and histopathology is important as is extraction of quantitative parameters.

The following measurements were recorded in millimeters: Measurements from the labial view: 1.

A manual William's periodontal probe (Hu-Friedy, Chicago, IL) was used for PD (millimeters) and CAL (millimeters) measurements.

In many cases, sub-millimeter position measurements of fragile beam-tracking and particle detector systems are essential.

We report the first results of ground-based millimeter-wave measurements of 183 GHz atmospheric water vapor spectra from Atacama highland (4800 m alt)., Chile.

Since the virtual synthetic wavelength is 106 times larger than the operating wavelength, sub-nanometer displacement of the object can be obtained in millimeter criterion measurement without modulation, demodulation and complicated electrical circuits.

Millimeter-precision measurements of elevation have been possible only in the last few years, with improved continuous GPS networks – part of the National Science Foundation-funded Plate Boundary Observatory, which operates 1,100 stations around the western U.S. – and satellite-based interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR).