Sentence examples for thousandth from inspiring English sources

I also want to quote what 14-year-old Yitskhok Rudashevski wrote in his diary during his imprisonment in the Vilna Ghetto: Today the ghetto celebrated the circulation of the one hundred thousandth book in the ghetto library.

Now, a worker using "combinatorial chemistry" techniques can synthesize 1m molecules a year at a thousandth of the price.

This desktop wonder can machine large parts in aluminium to an accuracy of less than a thousandth of an inch (0.025mm).

If the US government declared that the future value of a dollar would be, say, one thousandth of a gold ounce, there would be nothing to stop a future government declaring the dollar to be worth one two-thousandth of an ounce.

To their surprise, they discovered that the seed-formation rates for sulphuric acid and ammonia are between a tenth and a thousandth of those needed to account for the cloud seeding actually seen in the atmosphere.

Yet the policy is excoriated abroad most recently, and most disturbingly for the government, by the American administration—as an excessive use of force by the overwhelmingly more powerful side.Israeli hardliners argue that the army barely brings a thousandth part of its power into play.

The new version is officially iTunes 12 – though there have been so many tenth-, hundredth- and thousandth-decimal releases since it was first officially unveiled in January 2001 that the real revision figure is probably in the hundreds.

Nationally, low level waste makes up 90% of nuclear waste by volume, but in total contains less than one-thousandth of 1% of the radioactivity, said the NDA.

Trades on NASDAQ can be made in 250 microseconds, or one four-thousandth of a second.Liquidity is assumed to be good for capital markets.

And it would change everything.The carbon nanotube, to give "it" its proper name, is a hollow graphite cylinder with a diameter of about a ten-thousandth of that of a human hair.

But the weaving of these yarns, which may be only one-thousandth of a millimetre thick, is complicated and expensive.