Sentence examples for of a mm from inspiring English sources
In most cases, early-stage disease has MM cells within the interstitial bone marrow (BM) and active disease is characterized by the establishment of a MM niche in the form of focal growth that frequently converts to osteolytic lesions in later stages, depending on molecular properties of the MM cells and their unique interactions with and dependence on the BM microenvironment.
Scientists have patented a new way to make ultra high-res displays that can bend and are thousandths of a mm thick.
In a first section of this paper, it is investigated which influence the independent variable exerts on the ability of a MM to comply with diffusion governed systems.
Normal emittance spectra in the 2.5 25 μm interval, and total normal emittance, were measured on 4 kinds of ash layers of a mm magnitude order thickness, at 560 → 1460 → 560 K in heating and cooling.
For improving the performance of a Mm(Ni3.6Mn0.4Al0.3Co0.7 0.92 electrode, its surface was modified by the electrodeposition of a foreign metal and the electrochemical characteristics of the resulting electrode were measured.
Measurements were rounded to the nearest 1/10th of a mm and were taken by the first author (N.A). to eliminate the inter-rater reliability and given the accuracy of the digital caliper to 0.0005/0.25 mm and the fact that the measurements were simple linear distances would decrease the chance of intra-rater errors.
Its baffling structure has adopted the rigid and light elevation of cable-stayed bridges: one arm, extended from cables measuring just 2/10th of a mm-wide and fastened to the plate, maintains the carriage vertically and thus reinforces the impression of an independent arrangement.
A 3D model has been developed in CATIA that is capable of accurate visualization of a mm-wave beam along the entire free-space section of a transmission line.
The distribution of filler particles within the polymer matrix in the thin separating layer is the other key issue that affects performance of a MM-HFbM.
The surface of a 0.12 mm o.d.
The length of a member (mm).
