Sentence examples for millimeter on from inspiring English sources

Clinical crown height was measured with digital calipers to the nearest one hundredth of a millimeter on the facial surface of each crown from the cusp tip or incisal edge to the deepest curvature of the gingival margin along the long axis of the tooth for bicuspid, cuspid, and incisor teeth and on the molar teeth at the mesiobuccal cusp (Fig. 1b).

The horns of the living lizards were about 10% longer--by almost a millimeter, on average--than those of the dead ones.

But through all nine innings Kuroda never grew frustrated, constantly making adjustments while refusing to concede a millimeter on any pitch.

Its zoom lens is equivalent to a 26-130 millimeter on a 35-millimeter camera at f4.7, so it may not be your go-to camera for low light settings.

Shot in 16 millimeter on a budget of a few thousand dollars, "Combat Shock" owes much of its disorienting sense of the familiar made unfamiliar to Mr. Giovinazzo's shrewd use of obscure, unhappy corners of Staten Island.

The tubes that comprise the undersurface of the cap (the hymenium) are up to 1.5 cm long and angular, yellow, becoming dirty yellow and finally greenish-yellow; there are 1 2 pores per millimeter on the hymenium surface.

For this study, the researchers cut the ovarian tissue into small cubes that measured about 1 millimeter to 2 millimeters on a side.

The Titanic disaster is viewed from the bridge in Roy Ward Baker's 1958 "A Night to Remember" (Saturday at 2 30 p.m. and Monday at 1 p.m). and from the passenger deck in James Cameron's 1997 "Titanic" (screening in 70-millimeter on Saturday at 8 p.m. and Tuesday at 1 30 p.m).

When you're parsing half-millimeters on your antiroll bars, off-the-shelf tires won't do.

Similarly, the fixed focal length 16.6-millimeter lens (a wide-angle lens comparable to 28 millimeters on a typical film S.L.R).

Millimeters on the screen meant inches on the field — and the difference between a possible Giants touchdown and a likely field goal.