Sentence examples for millimeters in thickness from inspiring English sources

If you want protection from a variety of elemental threats, you may want to go with something like the cases from Lifeproof, which add scant millimeters in thickness, but in addition to offering shock protection are also waterproof to six feet.

The headphone jack could free up a few millimeters in thickness and the wireless charging solution could save an additional bit of electronics.

Thermal spraying allows deposition of coatings, from some tens of micrometers up to several millimeters in thickness.

The seismic slip along the thin (mostly less than a few millimeters in thickness) layer would induce the high heat production rate and temperature, which in turn would reduce the viscosity of the frictional melt.

Much of the pelvic and pectoral girdles are also reduced to thin sheets of bone several millimeters in thickness, including most of the paddle-shaped blade of the scapula and semicircular blade of the ilium (Figure 3A).

Large Upper Muschelkalk humeri of large-bodied Nothosaurus mirabilis and N. giganteus differ from the small Lower Muschelkalk (Nothosaurus marchicus/ N. winterswijkensis) humeri by a striking microanatomical specialization for aquatic tetrapods: the medullary cavity is much enlarged and the cortex is reduced to a few millimeters in thickness.

Once the Blu-ray engineers had reduced the incredible shrinking pits by a factor of five, it became apparent that the coating, just six-tenths of a millimeter in thickness, was not thin enough.

A research team from the University of Tokyo managed to create a microscopic bowl of ramen (Japanese noodles), measuring 1/12,500th of an inch (1/500th of a millimeter) in length and 1.25 millionth of an inch (1/50,000th of a millimeter) in thickness.

An in situ consolidation technique was used to produce fully dense nanocrystalline Cu samples centimeters in lateral dimensions and about one millimeter in thickness.

At this stage, the explants are fractions of a millimeter in thickness, allowing the complete innervation of the lung to be visualised.

For example, each millimeter increase in thickness was associated with only a 1.08-fold increased risk of breast cancer (95% CI 0.92 to 1.26) in the analyses of PD and breast cancer risk.