The SX-70 was succeeded by less expensive models, but with the arrival of 35-millimeter point-and-shoot cameras, Polaroid's appeal shrank.
He has created installations with tanks of gelatin used in ballistic testing and nine-millimeter hollow-point bullets; built austere, sunken sensory deprivation tanks; and made chromagenic color-print triptychs of human DNA.
Zone diameters were measured to the nearest whole millimeter at a point in which there was a prominent reduction of growth (80% for azoles).
Measurements were made using the same ruler and to the nearest millimeter at the point where the mark crossed the VAS line.
defer.add img); Right-click on the Ruler to see the choices for the settings which are Millimeter, Centimeter, Inch, Point, and Pica.
The washing efficiency is measured in millimeters between the point where the suspension was put and the height where the oil brings the suspension with the heptane.
This was performed unilaterally (left and right hands were used alternately for each child), for two seconds at an approximate depth of two millimeters in the point LI4 of the first dorsal interosseal muscle of the hand, innervated by the ulnar nerve by sensory and autonomic, mainly sympathetic, fibres.
Controlled release devices including plastic drug reservoirs (2), implantable pumps (3), and biodegradable polymers (4, 5) have been designed to provide drug diffusion for an extended time, but diffusion distance has been limited to less than a few millimeters from the point of drug administration due to very low diffusivity (6, 7).
Next the number 175 means the maximum width of the trailer tire is approximately 175 millimeters at widest point.
Does it even make sense to say they occurred at a point one millimeter away from Brutus's hypothalamus?
I was shot with a 9 millimeter pistol, non-hollow point ammunition.
