Sentence examples for millimeters in the from inspiring English sources
The latest images were recorded at a wavelength of 1.3 millimeters in the microwave band.
Even mowing rules are specific: cut to 15 millimeters in the winter, 12 millimeters in March, 9 millimeters in early April ,8 millimeters by the start of play.
Luckily the lump turned out to be a benign (non-cancerous) fibroadenoma, but it had grown by a couple of millimeters in the last month and so I was given the option to have it removed.
Shock waves and the associated phenomena generated by strongly ablating meteoroids with sizes greater than a few millimeters in the lower transitional flow regime of the Earth's atmosphere are the least explored aspect of meteor science.
Although kinematic PPP is commonly known to have a precision of a few centimeters, the precision of high-rate PPP within a short period of time has been reported recently with experiments to reach a few millimeters in the horizontal components and sub-centimeters in the vertical component to measure seismic motion, which is several times better than the conventional kinematic PPP practice.
Perforation of UV irradiation is limited to few millimeters' in the aqueous liquid.
Averaging less than one-third of an inch (7.7 millimeters) in length, the frogs are able to fit in the center of a U.S. dime.
Typical Martínez, acknowledging the greatness of someone, who — it shall be noted — has one fewer (3 to 2) Cy Young award than he, but not ceding even a millimeter in the race to front the Mets' rotation.
The anxious middle-age women, larger-than-life matrons and exotic-looking circus performers that she was shooting in 35 millimeter in the '50s would reappear in her medium-format work.
Shot in 35 millimeter in the filmmaker's preferred brackish tones, "The Sun" traces Hirohito as he wanders about his compound engaged in meaningless rituals and surrounded by minders who are as much his guards as his servants.
Shown at 6 p.m. in 35-millimeter in the atmospheric confines of the Landmark Loew's Jersey Theater, where it will be followed at 8 25 p.m. by the decidedly oversized metaphors of Ronald Neame's 1972 "The Poseidon Adventure".
