Sentence examples for millimeters in width from inspiring English sources

Uncooked tagliatelle, for example, must be seven millimeters in width or "exactly 1/12,270th the height of the 319-foot Asinelli tower," a Bologna medieval landmark.

The material collected for gamma spectrometric measurement was dried and then mechanically crushed to a size of several millimeters in width (bones, plants) or 2 mm (sediments and soils).

The mark will be one centimeter in length and one millimeter in width.

Chinese dominance is not likely to be affected by the rule change coming on Oct. 1, enlarging the official ball from 38 millimeters (1.496 inches) in width to 40 (1.5748 inches).

Tumor volumes were measured with caliper and calculated using formula: 0.52×(length in millimeters)×(width in millimeters) 2. At the end of the experiment, tumors were excised, fixed in formalin and embedded in paraffin.

The tumor volume (TV) was calculated using the formula TV = 1/2× A× B (where A= length in millimeters and B= width in millimeters) according to the previous study.

The electron micrographs showed that αA-mini-chaperone and truncated CP1 peptides, CP1-Δ168 173 and CP1-Δ166 173 assembled into unbranched fibrils ∼7 ± 1 nm in width and several millimeters in length, whereas the CP1 peptide and the extended mini-chaperone peptide did not form fibrils or aggregates.

Tumor size was monitored bi-weekly using caliper measurements (in millimeters) in two dimensions (length and width with tumor volume = (length × (width)/2.

The house also had a roll-down shutter by Eastern Metal Supply (easternmetal.com) that can span up to 24 feet in width; the 58-millimeter-wide slats roll into a compact cylinder ($30 a square foot).

Testing is conducted at a microscale, on single fibers of a few millimeters in length and tens of microns in width, a scale so chosen because such fibers are commonly used as industrial raw materials.

Tumor development was monitored every 3 4 days using caliper measurements (in millimeters) in two perpendicular dimensions (length and width).