Sentence examples for millimetres deep from inspiring English sources

Use the tip of a sharp knife to score the meat – just a few millimetres deep.

This stirs the shallow (about 300 millimetres deep) bath and accomplishes a high heat transfer and a good mixing of the slag and metal.

As the fruit ripens, the inner pericarp zone extended towards the OP, resulting in the OP being a band of tissue only a few millimetres deep adjacent to the skin, once the fruit reaches stage 90.

They fall into contemporary fame — a sea that is a millimetre deep and horizon-wide.

Dr Post's cultures, grown from stem cells, are sheets 3cm long, 1.5cm wide and half a millimetre deep.

Carve a 5 millimetre deep channel in the exact centre of the top of the stock from the hole, all the way to the end using the drill, chisel and hammer.

You launch Stella, which is a pleasant, millimetre-deep fashion fragrance — it has no persistance, no sillage, and no reference to anything other than its marketing team's sense of the cultural pulse.

Federer earns another three break points, Roddick netting a couple of weak forehands, Federer hitting a majestic one of his own G to A. But he can't convert any of them, though Roddick requires the help of Hawkeye twice as Federer hits forehands millimetres too deep.

The epidermis of cetaceans is several millimetres thick and rich in deep papillae indicative of high proliferative activity in an extended basal layer.

There are 2 3 circular pores per millimetre, and the tubes are 1 2 cm deep.

While members of the genus are found in muddy sediments that are anoxic from just a few millimetres below the sediment surface, Sabatieria also occurs deeper down in more oxygenated sediments, in the vicinity of the redox-potential-discontinuity layer [70] [72].