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We'll be able to look at millimetre movements over the time span of a year.

The 'bulge' at the Equator had been shrinking by less than a millimetre a year, according to National Geographic.

Nanocrystals, also known as quantum dots, are semiconducting particles with a diameter of a few millionths of a millimetre.

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

However it is achieved, after each layer is complete the build tray is lowered by a fraction of a millimetre and the next layer is added.

The bed is lowered by a fraction of a millimetre and a new layer of powder is spread and rolled.

If the ground stations tracking the satellites are not accurate to the millimetre, then the satellites cannot be accurate either.

Being less than a millimetre off either way in fretting or striking the strings will result in a variation from pitch.

And whichever cell covers a tenth of a millimetre fastest (probably taking about an hour to do so) will be declared the winner.

Britain, France and other countries some of the air defense system will also be used millimetre - wave radar.

The device uses millimetre waves to measure the size, shape and temperature of a growing volcanic lava dome in all conditions.

The bugs, which are less than a millimetre long, feed on scales of human skin and produce allergens which are easily inhaled during sleep.

One millimetre (or the diameter of the head of a pin) is equal to one-million nanometres.

He would not give a millimetre where his convictions were at stake.

It continued to lean by about 1 millimetre every year until finally.

The total amount of pollen was measured more accurately by 30 millimetre diameter globes.

In millimetre - wave radar known as millimetre - wave radar.

The new Portuguese Perpetual Calendar in a 44. 2-millimetre platinum case is a time machine of sheer perfection.

Dr Prausnitz's vaccine-delivery device is a steel patch with an array of needles, each about half a millimetre long, on it.

One second of arc movement is one thirtieth of a millimetre.

The pebble has about a one millimetre microsphere diameter. The coolant is in fact helium.

But no advance in wealth, no softening of manners, no reform or revolution has ever brought human equality a millimetre nearer.

Four miles ahead, a glacier, a Mount Rushmore in icing sugar, advancing towards us millimetre by millimetre.

The equipment includes two black and white cameras that operate with an eight millimetre (8 mm) chip.

When it is whirring so fast, a one millimetre fleck of paint hits you as hard as a . 22 caliber bullet fired at point blank range.

A CD4 test measures the number of T-helper cells (in a cubic millimetre of blood).

The use of the digital images means researchers can see prints in 3D, with accuracy to one-100th of a millimetre.

There are around three million sheets of graphene in a millimetre-thick layer of graphite.

"On the millimetre scale, it is essentially unobservable, " he says.

The deviation is reduced to one millimetre.

If the spring had gone one millimetre to the right I would have lost my sight.

One millimetre to the left and who knows?

Thebraking system adopts ceramic brakes on all four with front 380- millimetre discs andof356 mm rear discs.

How it works: A 2-metre antenna and mobile generator produce and aim a beam of 95-gigahertz (3-millimetre) radiation.

Honda's Collision Mitigation Brake System (CMS), for example, uses a forward-looking millimetre-wave radar to scan the road ahead.

The top 0. 3 mm of skin absorbs millimetre waves, causing intense pain within five seconds, so people flee quickly, if they can.

How many millimetre of water does this bottle contain?

Last year his team achieved a milestone when it manoeuvred a 1. 5-millimetre bead through a 5-millimetre artery in a living pig.

Ash particles are normally in the 50-100 micron (0. 05 to 0. 1 millimetre) range.

Until recent years, this tilt has increased by around 6 ARC seconds, or about one-fifth of a millimetre each year

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