用millimeter造句子，“millimeter”造句

The other type doesn't use X-rays But instead a technology called millimeter-wave scanning.

This is in vertical position. 149.9 But I would think that the uncertainty of my measurement is probably 1 millimeter.

And we substitute that in here, and we find that we get an extension I believe, - is only a third of a millimeter — indeed, 0.3 millimeters.

The previous record for world's smallest fish, according to the Natural History Museum, was held by a species of Indo-Pacific goby(15) one-tenth of a millimeter(16) longer.

A micrometer is one thousandth of one millimeter.

The millimeter-wave machine is grayish-white and is more cylindrical.

It's about a millimeter thinner than the iPhone 4, even though it's got most of the same guts.

Abstract: Angular glint error (AGE)is the main factor affecting angle tracking of millimeter wave (MMW) radar seeker so must be suppressed.

We don't make 1.2 millimeter errors building mirrors.

Angular glint is an important parameter of radar target's back-scattering characteristics. It seriously reduces guidance accuracy of millimeter radar.

The 2-millimeter-tall polyp, which forms vast coral reefs in the Caribbean Sea, holes up in its Marine fortress and waits for the moon to shift from its usual blue hue to a redder glow.

These dust particles are millimeter sized splinters from asteroids and orbit in the ecliptic plane of the planets.

We measure rainfall by the millimeter.

To build their macro-sized quantum processors, the Yale researchers evaporated aluminum onto a sapphire surface to create two conductive spots a third of a millimeter across.

That the accuracy of one millimeter was more than sufficient to make the case.

"We were just gaga over it," he said of the 3-inch-long 76-millimeter, orange critter starring in their two-minute video.