Sentences with phrase «centimeters as»

Extrapolating their data gives us 24.6 centimeters as the most likely centennial sea rise to be expected.

Not exact matches

Manhattan could get as much as 9 inches (23 centimeters) of snow by late Thursday and Boston could see 14 inches, the National Weather Service said.

For starters, Bluetooth has a much longer range than NFC, as it can reach up to 50 meters compared to NFC's need to have the two devices centimeters away from each other.

Thus a recorded value of 3.1416 centimeters may have whatever experimental uncertainty, but as a record it is unambiguous and eminently distinguishable from 2.7183 or even 3.1417.

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«cc» is cubic centimeter and is the same as 100 ml.

Roll the dough to be about half centimeter thick (or less if you would like to have more swirls seen in the profile) and to be as long as the inner perimeter of your baking dish (use a piece of string to measure it).

Vanderbilt's star, John Jenkins, is known as being a lights - out shooter, but the rim looks like it has about a one - centimeter diameter to him so far; he's shot 4 - 12 and 2 - 9 from the three - point line.

Open windows from the top or use window guards to prevent your child from falling through screens or open windows (kids can fall from windows opened as little as 5 inches, or 12.7 centimeters).

Gesticulate at the same time as you talk and keep in mind that the best distance to see faces is about 30 centimeters.

Stay back a centimeter until the mouth is as wide as possible and quickly push the baby to the boob.

At 28 weeks, it measured 11 centimeters in diameter, nearly as large as the baby's head.

If you've had to supplement in the early days, it's twice as hard to let go of that need - to - know how many milliliters, cubic centimeters or ounces your baby is drinking.

As a very general guide, your fundal height in centimeters should be about the same as the number of weeks you are pregnanAs a very general guide, your fundal height in centimeters should be about the same as the number of weeks you are pregnanas the number of weeks you are pregnant.

As your cervix reaches 8 centimeters, you'll enter the transition phase.

While one to three centimeters dilated is nothing for a mom in active labor to talk about, this small amount is a big psychological boost to someone who feels as though they've been carrying around a little passenger forever.

But it is that photo of a svelte, beautiful, mother of four pictured with her suckling preschooler and without so much as a centimeter of baby weight that some moms find particularly inflammatory.

The charts from both organizations show length in inches as well as centimeters, and weight in pounds as well as kilograms.

because once you're actually in labor, you'll tap out at three centimeters and beg for curbside epidural service as you pull into the hospital.

Radio waves that originated at a later time in cosmic history, on the other hand, might be stretched only, say, fivefold, arriving here as 105 - centimeter signals.

And as the equipment descends, everything will pass a bank of ultraviolet lights that bathes it with 40,000 microwatts per square centimeter of cell - killing energy.

S. acuminata, which grew up to 40 centimeters long, belonged to a diverse group of predators known as eurypterids, whose oldest known species appeared about 467 million years ago.

Even if you don't believe that's what Watson really meant, you'd still have to see as surreal the fact that people were attacking his statement on Africa while ignoring a vastly more outrageous and transparently hateful comment just a column - centimeter away.

Various models running different scenarios predict sea - level rise as little as 18 centimeters (seven inches) or as much as 59 centimeters (23 inches).

Even so, Electrick can detect the location of a finger touch to an accuracy of one centimeter, which is sufficient for using the touch surface as a button, slider or other control, Zhang said.

Catania placed his arm in a tank with a 40 - centimeter - long electric eel (relatively small as eels go) and determined, in amperes, the electrical current that flowed into him when the eel struck.

This is known as the «21 - centimeter line» (in reference to the size of the wavelength — 21 centimeters).

Zheng warned that, where the railway crosses plateau regions, the thickness of the permafrost had been decreasing by as much as 25 centimeters each decade.

As DNA passes through a tiny opening in the pore — an opening that is just 0.00000012 centimeters wide, or 1/10, 000 th the width of a human hair — the current shifts based on the sequence of DNA letters.

According to the researchers, the newly described penguin lived about 61 million years ago and reached a body length of approx. 150 centimeters — making it almost as big as Anthropornis nordenskjoeldi, the largest known fossil penguin, which lived in Antarctica around 45 to 33 million years ago, thus being much younger in geological terms.

The researchers performed hundreds of indentation tests on tiny olivine crystals less than a centimeter square and found that the olivine crystal became weaker as the size of the diamond tip increased.

Tracks from the early Cambrian show that animals started to burrow several centimeters into the sediments beneath the mat, which provided access to previously untapped nutrients — as well as a refuge from predators.

The simulated lightning bolt also generated a glassy veneer on the rock up to 9 centimeters or so from where the bolt struck, a so - called fulgurite (fulgur is Latin for lightning) that serves as a sign to geologists that rocks have been zapped.

Affix a two - centimeter - square patch of thick gray cardboard (about the same color as the TV snow) 12 centimeters or so away from the white cardboard.

The largest collection, weighing as much as four pounds in total, clings to your gut, but your skin also hosts more than a million microbes per square centimeter.

The source of Koufax's skill was his legendary curveball, which some players claimed could suddenly dip by as much as 30 centimeters.

The 2 - centimeter - thick layer contains tiny fossils usually found near the shore, as well as types of pollen different from those found in the rest of the core.

Neither is as fixed as you might think, varying by milliseconds and centimeters each day.

Kourosh Kalantar - Zadeh, an engineer at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia, and his colleagues built plastic capsules about 2.5 centimeters long — about as long as a Jolly Rancher hard candy — that sniff out carbon dioxide, hydrogen and oxygen gas molecules in the gut.

Known as the «iron man,» a 24 - centimeter - high sculpture was likely created from a piece of the Chinga meteorite that was strewn across the border region between Russia and Mongolia between 10,000 and 20,000 years ago

The challenge will be to create these centimeter - scale maps for thousands of roads worldwide and constantly update them as they change, says Alberto Broggi, an engineer developing self - driving cars at the University of Parma in Italy.

A favorite among shell collectors, the diminutive cone snail — larger specimens grow to be about 23 centimeters in length — is as renowned for its beautiful shell as it is for its potent venom.

Though the French won the race into orbit, Kepler will have a telescope measuring 95 centimeters (37.4 inches), 3.5 times the diameter of Corot's, with a field of view more than 10 times as large.

As long as the vital signs of the mother and baby are fine and the baby's head is descending, a dilation rate of less than 1 centimeter per hour is not a sufficient reason to intervene, he sayAs long as the vital signs of the mother and baby are fine and the baby's head is descending, a dilation rate of less than 1 centimeter per hour is not a sufficient reason to intervene, he sayas the vital signs of the mother and baby are fine and the baby's head is descending, a dilation rate of less than 1 centimeter per hour is not a sufficient reason to intervene, he says.

Children of incest are 3 centimeters shorter and four times as likely to be childless than outbred peers, Clark said.

In the high frequency regime, take one gigahertz as an example, the thickness of the absorber would be around 7.5 centimeters, which is too thick and heavy to be used in aircrafts or warships.

Oxygen from seawater permeated only the upper millimeter or so of sediment, but the researchers noticed something happening much deeper in the mud, more than a centimeter below, as if oxygen were available down there, as well.

All told, the T - Limit team expects to detect traces of life as sparse as six microbial cells per cubic centimeter of sediment.

Investigators have sent faulty sections of 127 - year - old cast - iron pipe as well as a section of 20 - centimeter (eight - inch) plastic pipe installed in 2011 to the NTSB lab in Washington, D.C., for further testing.

Ring systems, such as the iconic rings around Saturn and Uranus, are composed of particles ranging from centimeters to meters in size.