Sentence examples for of the inch from inspiring English sources
In 1959 major English-speaking nations adopted common metric definitions of the inch (2.54 cm), the yard (0.9144 metres), and the pound (0.4536 kg).
Additional details of the "InChI model of chemical structure" are concerned with accounting for the specific properties of elements, namely, the valence schema.
The castle was never reoccupied, and formed a romantic feature in the park of the Inch estate.
The Queen of the Inch necklace is an article of jewellery made of jet found on Bute that dates from circa 2000 BC.
Bear Mountain resort in Big Bear Lake closed its seasonal bike park and chair lift Saturday because of the inch or so of snow it received.
His son sold the castle out of the family, and it was bought by Sir John Gilmour (d.1671) in 1660, who purchased the neighbouring estate of The Inch at the same time.
"If you see one in the water, they're just exquisite," Ms. Herr said of the inch-long creatures.
This was the first time researchers recorded footage of the inch-long crabs carpeting Panama's ocean floor, according to Dr. Pineda.
Andrew Horton, 33, of Woking, Surrey, took the picture of the inch-long studs in as he walked to work on Wednesday.
I'm fond of the inch-wide, dark purple drumstick alliums (A. sphaerocephalon), which look great blooming among other flowers and even vegetables.
An airbag resides in the hub of the inch-larger and leather-wrapped steering wheel, and there is analog instrumentation, along with a single-push "down" function for the driver's window.
