mm-thick

All the tyres have to be bolted together: the front row is covered and reinforced with a 12 mm-thick rubber strap.

Stems many from base, ascending or subject, rarely prostrate, ca. 1 mm thick, usually glabrous, rarely with a few hairs when young.

Table to have 8 mm thick clear tempered glass with polished edges and sand blasted logo on the top panel.

The tubing for both donor and recipient sets was extruded with a lumen 3 min. in diameter and a wall 0. 5 mm. thick.

Where paint with 70 mm thick of gunning material due to no any cooling equipment at the upper stack.

Stems in clusters, unbranched or with a few branches, slender, terete, 1-1. 5 mm thick, glabrous.

And the bearing plate connecting Tubing insulation pad available 1 to 2 mm thick plate made of rubber.

Rhizome ca. 3 mm thick with scales; scales sparsely strigose, congested; bracts lanceolate, apex pubescent.

Meanwhile place the dough on a baking paper, roll out about 1 mm thick. Then cut into the desired patterns.

Load bearing brickwork 230-mm thick was used as the vertical load resisting structural system.

Ignore that the Japanese MM thick black thighs it, put favorite skirt, boots.

Stem prostrate, elongate, 2--3 mm thick, covered with grayish, membranous sheaths, proximally with some aerial roots.

An insulating block 10 mm thick completely wrapped in aluminium foil is placed on top of the cores.

The wheel is 358 mm thick, leather-trimmed and comes with leather trim for the gear knob and handbrake lever.

The minimum amount of DNA detectable by ethidium bromide on a 3-mm-thick gel and a 5-mm-wide lane is 1 ng.

Figure 4 shows the instrumentation of the test specimen (test object). The wall of the specimen was 12. 5 mm thick.

Stems single or in small clusters, to 9 mm thick, upper parts few branched, often conspicuously white pilose.

Stems many from base, prostrate, 1-2 mm thick, internodes with adventitious roots, often green, sometimes purple striate, glabrous.

A mat of algae over 0. 25 in. (6 mm) thick was allowed to grow in a cooling tower basin.

Stem single, ca. 1 mm thick, unbranched below inflorescence, light gray-green, glabrous.

The fluctuant and conventional drying technologies for 22 mm-thick Birch (Betula platyphylla) were tested and compared.

Only applicable to cutting carbon steel, it is especially suitable for cutting more than 80 mm thick metal sheet.

If only 6 mm thick glass through 50% of the blue solar radiation, tinted, glass can reveal decalescence through 25% of the sunlight.

pericarp ca. 1 mm thick. Seeds brown, globose or hemispherical, yellow pubescent.

Stems many from base, ca. 3 mm thick, upper parts undivided, often reddish, often white pilose.

Stem elongate, 3--4 mm thick, covered with grayish sheaths, proximally with some aerial roots.

bracts persistent, green, broadly ovate, ca. 3 mm, thick, apex cuspidate.

Stem solitary, slender ca. 8 mm thick at base, branches few, sparsely puberulent.

Infructescence rachis short, ca. 7 mm thick, thicker than branchlet.

Rootstock vertical, cylindric, to 8 mm thick, apex with dense cluster of old and new stems.

Stems many from base, prostrate, ca. 1 mm thick, sparsely white pilose.

Branchlets 3-6 mm thick, densely covered with stiff pale brown to yellow pubescence, glabrescent.

Stems often solitary, 5-7 mm thick, upper parts with many slender axillary branches, thinly pilose.

outer part of pericarp (exocarp and mesocarp) ca. 2 mm thick.

Bracteoles and sepals glabrous; fruit yellowish green; capsule pericarp ca. 1. 5 mm thick.

Stems unbranched, ca. 2 mm thick, light red or reddish, glabrous.

Branchlets cylindric, wrinkled, 2-3 mm thick, appressed puberulent, rapidly glabrescent.

Stems many from base, prostrate or ascending, 1-3 mm thick, often red or pinkish red, glabrous or pilose.

Herbs perennial. Stems ca. 75 cm, to 10 mm thick, strigose, few branched above, rooting near base.

Stems single, or few branched, 8-19 mm thick, smooth and glabrous, sterile branches absent.

Seeds dark brown, orbicular-reniform, ca. 1. 5 mm, thick, minutely tuberculate.

Herbs perennial; rhizomes terete, ca. 5 mm thick.

Rhizome usually tuberous terete, very rarely moniliform, 7--15 mm thick.

Branchlets furrowed when dry, 4-8 mm thick, pubescence rust-colored to reddish yellow, hairs long and spreading to bent.

Roots rather thick, 4--5 mm thick; cladodes spreading downward at an obtuse angle.

Stems many from base, often prostrate, 1-2 mm thick, with large internodes.

Taproot cylindrical, ca. 5 mm thick.

endocarp bony, ca. 4 mm thick, lacunose.

Rhizome creeping, subterete, 2--7 mm thick, sometimes with swollen nodes.

Rootstock a deep taproot to 10 mm thick.

roots fleshy, to 5 mm thick when dried.

Branchlets cylindric, 7-8 mm thick, rust-colored pubescent when young.

Stems many from base, prostrate, 1-2 mm thick, light red or red.

Root fibrous, ca. 2 mm thick.

Root fibrous, 3-5 mm thick, with many rootlets.

schizocarps unequal, brown, 1-1. 5 mm thick, nearly woody, abaxially slightly rugose.

Roots cylindric or subfusiform, 2--3 mm thick, fleshy.

Branchlets furrowed to smooth, 2-6 mm thick, glabrous.

spur cylindric, robust, 5-7 mm, ca. 2. 5 mm thick, apex obtuse, usually curved upward or straight.

rachis base 8-18 mm thick, sparsely lenticellate.

Its diameter and height measure 900 mm and 525 mm respectively. The table top is 15 mm thick.

Nut broadly ellipsoid to subglobose, adnate to cupule except apically, apex flat, wall 1. 5-4 mm thick and firmly woody.

Catkin long and slender, more than 3 cm, 4-5 mm thick; gland linear, more than 0. 9 mm, apex usually incurved.

mericarps 10-12, abaxially smooth, ca. 1 mm thick, angles rounded and rugose, sides reticulate.

The first time you fold it in half, it becomes 150 mm long and 0. 1 mm thick.

Rootstock tuberous or rhizomatous, 10-12 cm, tubers 6-12 mm thick, rhizomes 2-3 mm thick, remains of old stems inconspicuous.

Infructescences 5-8 cm; rachis ca. 2 mm thick, lenticellate.

By the 8th fold (if you can get there), you have a blob of paper 1. 25 mm long, but 12. 8 mm thick.

Stems clustered, 4-7 mm thick, upper parts sometimes with many lateral branches [or upper parts undivided], tomentose toward apex;

Construction of 2 600 mm Thick Reinforced Concrete Structure with Large Cross-Section and Radiation Protection

Stems woody at base, many branched, each branched again, ascending or subject, to 8-10 mm thick at base;

Rapid Drying Technique for 40 mm Thick Russian Spruce Lumber

endocarp weak, ca. 1 mm thick, fragile-crustaceous;

Stipules ovate-triangular, ca. 3 mm, thick, hard when dry;

Stem sometimes branched basally, 3-7 mm thick, branches ascending. Leaves alternate;

Female and androgynous inflorescences to 18 cm. Female inflorescence with rachis 2-3 mm thick;

12 Mm thick can pass the State A Fireproof Test

Third, 8 mm thick paste-up combinations paste-up mosaic floors or floors, use 2 - 3 mm foam defects;

Stems 2-4 mm thick, many branched above middle;

main root long, to 5 mm thick;