Sentence examples for millimetre range from inspiring English sources

They've built a carpet cloak capable of hiding objects in the millimetre range over a broad range of visible frequencies from red to blue.

Such man-made transmitters and receivers become smaller with decreasing wavelength of the electromagnetic wave and prove impractical in the millimetre range.

The resultant printed patterns were found to be uniform over millimetre range, with negligible residual layer, and the thickness of up to several micrometres.

However, such outer diameters in the millimetre range are much smaller than that of any reported ceramic honeycomb/monoliths, which is also vital to increase the volumetric power densities of a stack.

Optimum geopolymerization conditions were chosen to develop porous 3D networks by inducing interconnected ultramacroporosity (up to the millimetre range) in the material, exploiting the ability of silicon powder to generate H2 in the reaction environment.

These beta probes, however, are only effective when the probe is close to an active site (millimetre range).

Oölite diameters range from 0.25 to 2 mm (0.01 to 0.08 inch), with most being in the 0.5- to 1-millimetre range; oölitic bodies with diameters greater than 2 mm are called pisolites.

Micro-to-millimetre range reactors are well known in literature for the property of very efficient heat exchange and control, thus the design concept for such reactors allows for great flexibility in adapting the process for new reaction schemes.

A theoretical analysis of the explosion limits in the homogeneous H2/O2-system confirms that reactors with characteristic dimensions in the sub-millimetre range become intrinsically safe at ambient pressure conditions.

To this end, several soft silicone surfaces with well-defined surface structures, based on hemisphere pillars of different dimensions in the sub-millimetre range, were fabricated by a moulding technique in order to cover the different scales roughness of the human tongue.

The resolution of preclinical PET scanner lies in the range of 1 to 2 mm, but some state-of-the-art dedicated preclinical SPECT systems can provide better resolution capabilities (down to the sub-millimetre range) [43].