Sentence examples for millimeters of depth from inspiring English sources
They have to fit within a few millimeters of depth, which limits their optics to a few configurations.
OCT has high transverse resolution (<10 µm), which allows for the visualization of individual micro-retroreflectors in tissue, high SNR (up to 120 dB) for the precise detection of optical signals when returning from tissue, high in-depth resolution (~10 µm), and several millimeters of depth penetration in order to image through the stratum corneum and epidermis layers of the skin.
Moderate periodontitis: score „6" (teeth with interproximal attachment loss of 4 millimeters OR teeth with 5 millimeters of pocket depth at interproximal sites).
At termination of the study at 2 weeks, the cortical bone and skin incisions were harvested in cross section from the center of the lesion for a measurement (in millimeters) of visible depth of tissue change and cross-sectional histologic analysis.
The image pixels where re-scaled in the vertical direction to provide absolute values of depth (in millimeters), and in the horizontal direction to obtain absolute values of time (Fig. 2.a; in milliseconds) and axial position (Fig. 2.b; in millimeters).
Variables with a potential impact on the results were the patients' age and gender as well as localization, size in square millimeters, resection depth, and dignity of the lesion.
Bathophobia- Fear of depth.
Mild periodontitis: score „5" (periodontal site with 3 millimeters of attachment loss and 4 millimeters of pocket depth).
That loss of weight equivalent to a depth of between 20 and 30 millimeters of water across a broad swath of the globe centered on the South Pacific causes Earth's crust to spring upward in the region.
The probing depth of NIR DCS (several centimeters) is significantly larger than those (several millimeters) of similar optical modalities such as LDF [ 21– 23], Doppler optical coherence tomography (DOCT) [ 24], photoacoustic tomography (PAT) [ 25], and optical micro-angiography (OMAG) [ 26].
