Sentence examples for millimeters and a from inspiring English sources
The technology is still in its infancy to detect radiation with a wavelength of between 1 and 0.3 millimeters and a frequency of about a terahertz.
Two carbon rods are placed end-to-end as the electrodes, separated by a few millimeters, and a direct current of 50 to 100 A (driven by a potential difference of 20 V) generates a high discharge temperature to sublime the negative electrode, leaving soot where carbon nanotubes are found.
Some micro-pitting (pits with dimensions in the order of millimeters) and a few macro-pits on the pinion.
Basically whaThere saying is if you want your one-time TV hanging experience to be as smooth as possible or if you have a habit of bolting down fire escapes in the middle of the night, then Samsung's recenoty-unveiled 3.3 millimeter thick 40-inch LED TV might be right up your alley.
The maximal ventral movement of the urohyal bone varied between birds and series with a minimal displacement of 4.0 millimeters and a maximal displacement of 6.5 millimeters.
We included a ruler for conversion from pixels to millimeters and a color reference card (QPcard 201) for background correction.
The problem with the drone stems from the battery basically popping out a few millimeters and causing a power failure in the drone, Woodman said at TechCrunch's stage at CES this year.
He was hit in the head with a bottle and dropped the gun, a 9-millimeter, and a second man picked it up and fired into the crowd, the police said.
And when the Stand Your Ground laws intersect with lax concealed-carry laws, it works essentially to self-deputize anyone with a Kel-Tec 9 millimeter and a grudge.
It is one millionth of a millimeter, and a millimeter is already very small - about the diameter of the lead in a wooden pencil.
His cerebrospinal fluid had five nucleated cells per cubic millimeter and a markedly elevated level of protein 119 mg/dl (normal, 10 to 40 mg/dl).
