Sentence examples for one millimeter of from inspiring English sources

If one millimeter of water comes up, then one millimeter of coral goes up, too.

The issue is not one of recovering the sculpture's original look because there is not one millimeter of its original surface left".

The two remain embroiled in a dispute over the bloc's support of an independent Kosovo, about which Vuk Jeremic, Serbia's young, pro-European foreign minister, said Tuesday, "Serbia will not consider ceding one millimeter of ground".

Fischer, H. Guckel, Long throw linear magnetic actuators stackable to one millimeter of structural height, Microsyst.

One millimeter of freshly eluted 99 m TcO 4 − (200 to 400 MBq) was added to the above mixture.

The latest technology from Synaptics could, however, very well alter the way smartphone manufacturers approach biometric unlocking, making it possible to embed a sensor under up to one millimeter of glass.

As many medical devices require an overall size scale of at least one millimeter to facilitate handling by physicians, creating medical devices with sub-micrometer features has been practically impossible.

Among the most charismatic aliens are ostracods, which have minute hinged shells (perhaps just one millimeter — 1/25th of an inch) that resemble clam shells; but unlike clams, ostracods have two pairs of legs and two pairs of antennae.

I had this candy that was like a Tootsie Roll, but it was so strong I could only eat a one millimeter sliver of it.

It is a light microscopy technique that allows in vivo imaging up to a depth of one millimeter from the surface of a specimen in some tissues [ 28– 30], providing subcellular resolution and good light penetration as well as low phototoxicity [ 31, 32].

Nevertheless, lymph node involvement is rare if depth of invasion is less than one millimeter, and omission of inguinal lymph node dissection may be discussed individually with selected patients in order to avoid the considerable morbidity following inguinal surgery.