Scientists analyzing data collected by three spacecraft have discovered that there may be a fair amount of water — or hydroxyl, which is one hydrogen atom short of being water — on the Moon, albeit spread out in millimeter-thin layers on or near the surface.
They homed in on lichens, which spread about 15 millimeters every century on exposed rock surfaces.
Unfortunately for the end user, YouTube is more like an ocean of knowledge that spreads only 1 millimeter deep, and to the "real" learner, this poses a problem.
Now, there's nothing wrong with that per se, but when you're in the grips of coming up and can feel a tingle spreading through every millimeter of your body, the last fucking thing you want to be doing is trying to remember what poststructuralism is let alone trying to engage with a 28 year old who lives in halls about it.
Confined to layer I horizontal fibers were found in macaque monkeys to spread for "many millimeters," with some even traversing the V1/V2 border (Coogan and Van Essen 1996).
The 29 smallest species (with the smallest having an average body length of just 7.7 millimeters) are spread across five families and 11 genera (Rittmeyer et al. 2012).
These long-range projections which extended up to 3 millimeters, characteristically spread asymmetrically from the injection site (indicated by different length of red arrows in Fig. 6A, B).
The former, which can spread over a few millimeters, are not abolished by glutamate receptor antagonists, but their propagation speed is significantly reduced in the presence of the gap junction-blocker carbenoxolone.
Growth in fat pad was measured as the length of spread between lymph nodes in millimeters; bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) labeling index was expressed as the percentage cells positive; caspase-3 activity was determined as A405.
Based on the validated model, the multipath channel parameter such as root mean square (RMS) delay spread and the fading statistics at millimeter wave frequencies are easily extracted.
