Sentence examples for millimetres based on from inspiring English sources

Early gangue rejection or metal preconcentration at coarse scale (millimetres) based on size has been identified as a feasible operating alternative whereby energy efficiency and unit metal productivity can be greatly increased.

Responder analysis looks promising and much more helpful than an average change of a few millimetres based on populations of responders combined with non-responders.

35 The standard deviations used for conversion of standardised mean difference to millimetres were based on a cohort of 914 patients with knee osteoarthritis.

For cases with cross-sections of a few millimetres a model based on thin acoustic boundary layers will not be applicable in the frequency range of interest.

We need a lot of people to do that cubic millimetre, but our AI is based on machine learning, so the people who interact with it are also teaching it.

In 1832 Carl-Friedrich Gauss made the first absolute measurements of the Earth's magnetic field using a decimal system based on the use of the millimetre, milligram, and second as the base unit of time.

Before calibration, the optical cameras were corrected for rotation, scaling and barrel distortions based on optical images of a millimetre grid.

The vacuum sieve tray (VST) method is based on the extraction of tritium from millimetre-scaled oscillating PbLi droplets falling inside a vacuum chamber.

Based on the size of the osteophytes in millimetres, a score was given for each site (Table  3a).

In the recently launched U-SPECT-II/CT and VECTor/CT (a combined SPECT/PET/CT device with sub-millimetre resolution [ 25, 26]), FOV selection can alternatively be performed based on X-ray planar images, with or without the option of registering projections of an atlas to them.

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.