Sentence examples for millimeter of space from inspiring English sources

When the 18th-century English novelist Samuel Richardson expounds on the narrative intricacies of his novel "Clarissa," he writes like a nonstop talker, in a pinpoint fine hand, edge to edge on the page and right to the very bottom, using minimal punctuation and wasting not a millimeter of space.

Every millimeter of space that the SIM takes up is a millimeter that something else can't — shrink that card, and phones get that much thinner.

In March, Vlasov and his colleagues announced they had successfully created a photonic silicon switch so small that 2,000 of them take up just one square millimeter of space.

Shoot for 2-3 millimeters of space on each side of the chain.[1].

There should be about 5 millimeters of space between the top of the plastic top of the mine and the head of the nail.

Hewlett-Packard took what would be the obvious design tack: it widened the keyboard to the last available millimeter of horizontal space, right up against the laptop edges.

Anyone who lives in any of the 5 boroughs will tell you that the downtown express trains (2 and 3) give you about 1-2 millimeters of personal space during the morning and evening rush.

Good exposure of the entire joint anteriorly and posteriorly by means of Gibson's posterolateral approach; Preservation or reconstruction of the normal length of the femoral neck; Correction of anteversion in patients with congenital conditions; The exact fitting of the prosthetic head to the acetabulum (such an exact fitting allows only two or three millimeters of joint space).

Leave about 2 millimeters of empty space at the top.

Leave one inch (25 millimeters) of empty space between the top of the media and the rim of the container.

A few millimeter spacing of the FID spots results in a few hours time interval between the release impulses.