Sentence examples for millimeters of a from inspiring English sources

Researchers coated the core with 3.85 millimeters of a polymer doped with light-scattering particles.

The wrigglers release only miniscule amounts of carbon dioxide, so the catfish must be within 5 millimeters of a lair to detect a worm.

The Atacama Millimetre Array, a joint ESO/U.S. project, will link 64 submillimetre antennas to allow observations down to wavelengths of 0.3 millimeters of a sensitivity and accuracy "comparable to what can be obtained at other wavelengths," explains Cesarsky.

Not only does it now take hours to analyze a few square millimeters of a painting, but the work also needs to be done in a lab with the help of trained scientists.

The physical coordinate represents the location in millimeters of a specific tissue point in the imaging device.

Electrophysiological studies have revealed that epileptiform activity can be initiated within a few millimeters of a lesion-induced microgyrus (Jacobs et al. 1996; Luhmann and Raabe 1996), so the rat FFL model is often used to study the mechanisms of epileptogenesis in cortical malformations (Zilles et al. 1998; Redecker et al. 2000; Hagemann et al. 2003; Jacobs and Prince 2005; Chu et al. 2009).

The Lupo can fit into urban parking places that larger cars have to pass by, though maneuvering the car to within the customary Manhattan millimeter of a neighbor's bumper was more difficult without power steering.

"I'll fight for a millimeter of a line just to get the right tension".

Through the Google Art Project, browsers can zoom into every tiny millimeter of a painting and even see the cracks in the paint, perhaps discovering aspects of the work that were previously impossible to perceive.

Cutolo and Smith [ 28] have proposed that the number of abnormal capillaries (parameters) should be based on the number of capillaries counted along one linear millimeter of a nailfold's distal row.

Only a few millimeters of rain fall a year.