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The month-old thornback ray is just 12 centimetres long and is one of a dozen hatched from eggs known as "mermaid's purses" .

Heavy iron chains around his feet and hands were fixed to a metal bar that ran round the hall about ten centimetres off the ground.

He was holding the letter only a few centimetres from his eyes.

However, small bank statement forms measuring only a few centimetres in height do not offer the space for this.

In minor slumps with a maximum thickness of a couple of tens of centimetres, pinch-outs occur over a distance of only a couple of meters.

'There is a thin line between scoring and not, a win and a defeat, it's just a few centimetres of woodwork, the bar or post.

But my hands did not dare even graze her, and always stayed a few centimetres from her skin.

We lose a bit of attention and a few centimetres, we're not really tall.

The satellite-based global-positioning system provides each vehicle with its location on the Earth's surface, to within a few centimetres.

Suddenly he became aware of Julia's face a few centimetres from his own, deathly white, as white as chalk.

I took it out and saw that it was a piece of red material, in the shape of a letter about ten centimetres long. It was the capital letter A.

S. relay team. In 1996, Lewis barely qualified for the U. S. Olympic squad, placing third in the long jump trials by only three centimetres.

The recalled plate is blue with a multicoloured design on the surface, and measures about 20 centimetres in diameter (8 inches).

The hinges are self- closing the last few centimetres , leaving the door fully closed .

Twenty centimetres from her face researchers have placed a white card with two black spots on it.

Standing 130 centimetres high, it had feet shaped like dragons that spat out pearls at regular intervals.

It is thought that this process leads the inner core to grow larger at a rate of roughly 30 centimetres a century.

The centimetres and height are another topic, as there sometimes we suffer a bit, but from the physical level we hold on against anyone.

There was a clearance of only ten centimetres between the two walls.

It is one of the smallest primates, and the smallest true monkey, with its body length ranging from 14 to 16 centimetres.

The gap must be at least 7 centimetres. The thickness of the glass is also a factor, 8 millimetres on the outside and 6 on the inside pane.

Even those that do know prefer to kill the civets because their livestock are worth more than a few centimetres of droppings.

They stood up on the cage and paled games. Their freedom or not freedom is just distance of several centimetres .

Even cruising well into triple figures the force a few centimetres of ankle flex provides is absolutely astonishing.

In many places in the United States and Canada, at a depth corresponding to 12, 900 years ago, a few centimetres of charcoal will appear.

For the dimensional weight of your package in kilograms , divide the cubic size of your package in centimetres by 6000 .

In fossil record, there's evidence of enormous insects with wingspans of up to 70 centimetres.

Having piled centimetres of files, the compiler smiled a while at the profile.

The eagle owl stands around 70 centimetres tall, weighs up to 5 kilograms, and has cinnamon-coloured feathers.

that ran round the hall about ten centimetres off the ground.

The team warns that the coastline around Padang, Sumatra, would subside by tens of centimetres if another major earthquake hit the area.

Even fragments a few centimetres in width are a hazard because they travel at many thousands of kilometres per hour.

The exposed section of the fossil is three metres long with a diameter of 30 centimetres , the paper said.

a tiny fossil plant, only a few centimetres high.

This wavelength of light can penetrate several centimetres into the skin.

Averaged out over the globe, the sea-level rose by between 10 and 20 centimetres during the twentieth century.

Dr LaVan reckons that two of his protocells, measuring several centimetres across, could run a digital music-player for about 10 hours.

She moved her clumsy shoe a few centimetres and deliberately crushed a twig .

twelve years , it does not grow any more . It may then be 320 centimetres high .

It has clamped itself to a leaf 25 centimetres above a forest floor in Thailand, and died.

Just two years ago, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicted a worst-case scenario rise of 59 centimetres.

''This neutron star was born so hot that nuclear fusion happened on its surface, producing a carbon atmosphere just 10 centimetres thick. ''

The wavelengths of light are rarely given in centimetres or millimetres as radio waves are.

Ben Gardner was measured by staff, who deemed him nine centimetres over the 140cm height limit for the special price.

In fact, on the roads it is not uncommon for cars to stop within centimetres of each other.

In the 2 million years after the appearance of the first tools, hominin brain size more than doubled, to around 900 cubic centimetres.

The scale on this ruler is in both centimetres and inches.

This string from among the divine and the Mundane 500 centimetres long, we had better leave immediately.

He estimated the oil was moving at 100 centimetres per second, and multiplied this by the proposed area of the pipe.

Within a range of about 20 centimetres (eight inches), anything above 30 C (86 F) shows up on its infrared radar as a potential meal.

The Guinness Book of Records website lists the late Gul Mohammed of New Delhi as the shortest adult human being ever, at 55. 9 centimetres.

The firm talks of providing "milliwatts over metres" and "watts over centimetres" .

Then a large flake of silcrete almost 10 centimetres in diameter was found embedded in ash in an ancient fire pit.

zhang zi lin , who at 182 centimetres was the tallest of 106 contestants , was chosen as the first chinese winner , and the 57th miss world.

Dr LaVan reckons that two of his protocells, measuring several centimetres across, could run a portable MP3 player for about 10 hours.

The newly identified neutron star has a unique atmosphere of carbon just centimetres thick.

it is covered by a dirty green varnish that obscures the colour and about three inches ( 7 . 5 centimetres ) have been cut off each side.

It's 2. 1 centimetres long, or a bit bigger than a penny, and weighs 3. 46 grams - a little more than one-tenth of an ounce.

the length is measured in meters , kilometres , and centimetres.

If we load cargo in compliance with your figures, I'm afraid that the trim would exceed 50 centimetres.

So if you don't drink enough water, you are 'conditioning' your body to store water. And water is bulk and unwanted centimetres.

Nothing was your own except the few cubic centimetres inside your skull.

She let the dress out several centimetres.

You could keep it in your house, or plant it outside where it can grow to be more than 60 centimetres tall.

The silkworm is a caterpillar which is 5 to 7 centimetres long. It crawls around the mulberry plant, eating the leaves.

A tsunami warning after a smaller earthquake, only two days earlier, had turned up waves only 60 centimetres high.

According to the American Miniature Book Society, a book should be no more than 7. 35 centimetres tall, wide or thick.

Her last throw was only three centimetres short of the world record.

At about 75 centimetres or 30-34 inches, the flightless Great Auk (Pinguinus impennis) was the largest of the auks.

On the average, oceans are few or first three centimetres deep.

Tests have also shown users can use their feet to press keys measuring around 5 by 6 centimetres on a virtual keyboard.

He has spent an inch to long hair white, the weight, eyes stuck to about half centimetres deep.

This ruler has one scale in centimetres and another in inches.

This stick is so centimetres long.

Stop parallel to the curb and not more than about 30 centimetres away from it.

Another small primitive bird about 33 centimetres in length.

The diameter is 16. 5 Centimetres, black, with red-painted and black to draw very lucky sheep picture on the ground.

It can take a hundred years to grow a few centimetres.

Hobber reel contained in paints each work is different, the normal per square metre in the six to 30 centimetres.

Feet and inches played a big part, or for our Portuguese manager, metres and centimetres.

The measure is given in centimetres.

It may live for 20years. It's about 33-39 centimetres long. It is from the North Pole. It's a very cold place.

It now covers 4, 600 hectares and its water level is declining by 20 centimetres annually.

People in many countries use kilograms, centimetres, square meters, litres, and Celsius. These are all ways to measure things.

If we load cargo in full compliance with yours, we worry that trim of draft would exceed 50 centimetres.

They covered 120 centimetres in a pernal night.

Only a few centimetres from his head were two pots made of clay,

And the fish, whether 15 centimetres or 25, were praised like precious stones.

Stop so you are parallel to the curb and not more than 30 centimetres away.

Scarlett's Magic, at 43. 43 centimetres (17. 1 inches) from shoulder to toe, is the new holder of the Guinness world title.

Stop so you are parallel to the curb and not more than 30 centimetres away.

Scarlett's Magic, at 43. 43 centimetres (17. 1 inches) from shoulder to toe, is the new holder of the Guinness world title.

In 1 or 2 minutes after being bitten, LIGATE the place about 3 to 5 centimetres above the wound with straps or things like that.

Draw a square with sides of 10 centimetres.

about 91 kilograms . That is the weight of a grown man . It is about 91 centimetres high . When it.

Because her upper body is of much more typical dimensions, she is 196 centimetres (6 ft 5 in) tall.

In the worst-case scenario, temperatures rose by 3. 5 degrees Celsius by 2100 and sea levels by 30 centimetres.

Sea levels have risen by 20 centimetres (8 inches) in the past century.

bulkheads should be of steel or other approved material and should be watertight up to at least 23 centimetres above the level of the deck;

It ranges from 31 centimetres (12 in) at its narrowest to 50 centimetres (20 in) at its widest.

This 'thermal expansion' alone will cause sea levels to rise by 11 centimetres by 2100, predicts the study led by Meehl.

I'd drive five centimetres on Friday night to see a fight those I like.

He will be 175 centimetres tall.

Adults are 45 to 55 centimetres long (18 to 22 inches) and can live for about 12 years.

How many centimetres did you say?

The current record for world's shortest living man is held by He Pingping of China, who is 73 centimetres tall.

Inside each pod are about 20-60 beans, each about 2-3 centimetres long. This is the Mother Lode2 of Chocolate.

For example, fat women in the study were about 160 centimetres tall ang weight about 90 kilograms.

Do you have a tank about 30 centimetres in width?

The lower berth in a double tier should be not less than 30 centimetres above the floor;

And it occupies only a narrow two centimetres of an 18-centimetre deep shelf

Circular cut in the shape of a chrysanthemum, 24. 5 centimetres in diameter, cut from mustard-coloured paper. (Fig. 12)

He is more than six feet high (contract is 183 centimetres), the health unusually becomes thin, so seem extremely tall;

In summer and autumn, the suitable row spacing was 20 centimetres or so;

for a nice tank. We need to find one about 30 centimetres(cm) by

the beijing olympic torch is 72 centimetres high , weighs 985 grams

every year , the tower leans another 1 . 5 centimetres

He will be 180 centimetres tall and he will weigh 65 kilogrammes