Sentences with phrase «centimeters of»

The near field is what is within inches or centimeters of us.

Tchedikian says the Smart Remote can determine where it's located in the room within five to forty centimeters of precision.

The researchers, working with a biological ink that contains both human plasma as well as material extracts taken from skin biopsies, were able to print about 100 square centimeters of human skin in the span of about half an hour.

Ms. Hernandez responded by stabbing the Complainant in the back of his neck with a syringe telling him it was filled with insulin and infected with Hepatitis C (Hernandez worked as a nurse and had stolen the needle [which she acknowledged contained 5 cubic centimeters of insulin] from her employer).

Notwithstanding that 6.9 GHz is limited to sensing soil moisture in the top few centimeters of the soil only in areas of sparse vegetation, the portion of the globe so covered is substantial.

A few of the penguins were outfitted with external heart rate monitors that could be monitored using an RFID antenna that had to be within 60 centimeters of the penguin to get a reading.

Interesting local climate note here (Washington DC): About two weeks ago we received approx. 30 centimeters of rain in 4 - 5 days.

Not evenly of course, I suppose the curve (absorbed energy vs depth) would have logarithmic shape, more or less where bulk of the energy is absorbed by the first few centimeters of water.

According to the model predictions, Sandy dropped about 3 centimeters of sediment across the continental shelf just north of the Delaware Bay.

The EPA estimates that the standards for model year (MY) 2014 - 2018 heavy - duty vehicles will reduce atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations by 0.732 parts per million, which in turn will avert an estimated 0.002 - 0.004 °C of global warming and 0.012 - 0.048 centimeters of sea - level rise by the year 2100 (Proposed Heavy Truck Rule, p. 74289).

How about «centimeters of sea level rise»?

A color scale was applied in the range of +250 to -250 centimeters of equivalent water height, where blue values indicate an increase in the ice sheet mass while red shades indicate a decrease.

South of Munich up to 20 centimeters of snow was able to pile up.»»

In addition, the amount of decomposition in the top 10 centimeters of soil was nearly 2 times greater in the warming condition and in the dry condition compared with controls.

«This parameter represents the total precipitable centimeters of water vapor in the atmosphere and is determined from analysis of satellite infrared sounder data (NOAA operational analysis).

The photos were pinned directly to the wall with a few centimeters of negative space between each image.

As a general guide you should not exceed 4 cubic centimeters of Pedialyte per pound of weight.

By the disappearance of some centimeters of thick layer of camouflage material, the shape of the all - new A-Class is now more visible than before.

With 5 centimeters of more head room for the taller individuals and more rear passengers space as well, the Sportwagon is sure to be a pleaser for everyone.

Mercedes - Benz reports that the rear seats have been moved further to the rear, something that gives fifteen centimeters of extra legroom compared to the current G - class.

Black liner all the way around the eye can have a minimizing effect, but by adding a few centimeters of a pale pearlescent liner on the top and bottom lids, the eyes suddenly open up in an unexpected way.

The white one on top, is kiiinda short, and I needed those extra centimeters of fabric, plus the black one I'm wearing under the white one, has a beautiful necklace attached to it, which made my white dress look way more interesting.

Six centimeters of heel height shouldn't be too bad, right?

They removed 13 centimeters of my colon and the ovary, then performed a colostomy.

But with proper practice we can actually take in 3,700 cubic centimeters of air, using our maximum lung capacity.

It's been experimentally demonstrated that we use only 1/7 of our lungs in normal breathing, breathing in only 500 cubic centimeters of air during each inhalation.

To enjoy the benefits of sprouting beans you technically only need to allow about one to two centimeters of growth.

About 90 % nutrients is absorbed in the first 100 - 150 centimeters of the jejunum [5].

Ten to twenty centimeters of SLR will have the same effect on the grounding line as one to two meters of ice thickness reduction.

According to the recent Snow, Water, Ice and Permafrost in the Arctic report, if we reduce emissions roughly in line with the Paris Agreement, we would see an additional 54 centimeters of global sea level rise by 2100.

A «business - as - usual» climate scenario (RCP8.5) will lead to another 74 centimeters of global average sea - level rise by 2100.

The insect can chew through 10 square centimeters of leaf a day, and left unchecked it will strip a plant bare.

The next day, a storm brought 25 to 38 centimeters of fresh snow to New England.

The crack, he explains, comes from about 100 cubic centimeters of air being forced out from between bat and ball at less than a 2,000 th of a second, resulting in a sound with a frequency of about 500 Hertz.

Unlike deep - dwelling European earthworms, the Asian jumping worms — named for the way they flop and wriggle when held or disturbed — prefer to live and eat within a few centimeters of the soil surface.

During the two years in which the dikes were broken, the polder rebounded with tens of centimeters of sediment deposited by daily tides.

The world's oceans are clogged with the equivalent of five grocery bags full of plastic trash on every 30 centimeters of every nation's coastline around the globe

Generating three centimeters of top soil takes 1,000 years, and if current rates of degradation continue all of the world's top soil could be gone within 60 years, a senior UN official said

A further factor is the rising sea level due to global warming, an effect that now also totals more than three millimeters per year and is responsible for another 15 centimeters of submerged land.

Data published yesterday by scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, and colleagues revealed that Earth's ice sheets are melting at a rate that could mean more than 32 centimeters of global sea level rise by 2050.

One of those layers is 4.5 centimeters of lead salvaged from the ballast of a centuries - old French shipwreck, whose age ensures that most of the potentially contaminating radiation from the decay of unstable lead isotopes is long gone.

Nearly 70 centimeters of rain in 24 hours drenched Hilo, Hawaii, in early November, obliterating the previous one - day record by 13 centimeters.

It also suggests that there was no permafrost in the Lena River region at that time, because enough water seeped into the northernmost cave to enable roughly eight centimeters of growth in the formations.

When the bees buzzed within 10 centimeters of the flower, the electric field — like static electricity from a balloon — caused the bee's hair to bend.

The devices currently run on ultraviolet light — but the researchers are now working on micro swimmers that respond to a near - infrared wavelength, which can penetrate a few centimeters of tissue.

He estimates that between 80 and 150 centimeters of shielding would be needed, but this can be accommodated in their compact design.

UNDER WATER More than 60 centimeters of rain inundated parts of Louisiana (Baton Rouge shown) in August 2016, driving river gauges across the state to near - record levels and costing more than $ 10 billion in damages.

NFC uses electromagnetic radio fields to allow two devices to exchange data in either direction when passed within four or five centimeters of one another.

And all this must happen on 1.5 square centimeters of polymer that's transparent, flexible, nonirritating, fluid - friendly, and free of all the toxic materials normally used in glowing microelectronic components.

«Of the three spore types, two disappear from the core's sediment layers within 2 centimeters of each other, which would be the equivalent of a few decades,» Williams says of the mammoth dung - loving fungus.