Sentence examples for millimetres at the from inspiring English sources

Manual measurements performed between 1987 and 1999 registered deformation as large as 50 millimetres at the bow [10].

The resulting ash deposits have thicknesses ranging from tens of metres near the vent to few millimetres at the flow periphery.

However, in 2012, melanoma was responsible for 1672 deaths in France. 1 The main prognostic factor is the Breslow thickness (in millimetres) at the time of diagnosis.

With the knee flexed to 90°, the thickness of the cartilage at the distal femur is measured in millimetres at the sulcus as well as at the lateral and medial condyle.

In flat-panel system, a thin layer of more dense culture is mixed or sailed across a flat clear panel; and the incoming light is absorbed within the first few millimetres at the top of the culture [ 63– 63].

Next for the two thickest strings check if the twelfth fret and sixteenth fret notes are equal to their corresponding harmonic pitches, and if these notes are too sharp (high) relative to their corresponding harmonic pitches, increase the string length by about 0.1 to 2 millimetres at the bridge.

The ratio of the candle power of a source to its area is called the luminance of the source; luminances range from about 2,000 candles per square millimetre at the surface of the Sun down to about 3 × 10−6 candle per square centimetre (3 × 10−6 stilb) for the luminous paint on a watch dial.

The circumference was measured to the nearest millimetre at the marked midpoint.

All measurements were rounded down to the nearest whole millimetre at the time of recording.

Head circumference was measured three times at each visit to the closest millimetre at the frontal and occipital protuberance positions.

Waist circumference will be measured using a flexible measuring tape, in duplicate, to the nearest millimetre, at the mid-point between the top of the iliac crest and the last rib [ 33].