Sentences with phrase «couple of millimeters»

The 5's camera module was built into the space that sat behind bezel on the front, whereas the new camera system resides behind the screen, and so it protrudes a couple of millimeters more.

This alleviates the sharpness problem in my experience and makes the phone much more comfortable, but it added a couple of millimeters of thickness for no functional benefit.

The sides of the two screens match closely and the combined «bezel» separating the screens is just a couple of millimeters thick.

That being said, they only add a couple of millimeters of thickness — something that many will welcome, given it makes the camera sit flush with the rest of the back, and not everyone prefers such slim devices anyway.

It's a shame, because shaving just a couple of millimeters would have made a huge difference here.

These camera lenses poke out by a couple of millimeters, and aren't encased in a OnePlus 5T - style bump.

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I can measure the height of my desk above the floor easily to within a couple of millimeters, even if I have a one - meter uncertainty in its absolute height above sea level.

The point being the old tire has a worn a couple of millimeters - and paired with a new (same make & model) one on the same axle, the circumference will be different on the two wheels.

A small entry point, a couple of millimeters long, is made so that the arthroscope can be inserted.

Not exact matches

«We used silver and carbon ink to print an image consisting of small rods that are about a millimeter long and a couple of hundred microns wide,» said Ajay Nahata from the University of Utah, leader of the research team.

Along with more than a dozen helpers, the married couple applied 5,000 pounds of clay and germinating seed to the church's walls over a period of five days, creating a layer only millimeters thick.

This technique can capture an image of the working brain in just a couple of seconds and locate areas of activity down to a millimeter or so — about one - twentieth of an inch.

Illuminating the cover of the May issue of G3 is a lake - dwelling filter feeder no more than a couple millimeters long.

If seas are rising three millimeters a year that's one thing, but if we're getting superstorms every couple of years with greater frequency and intensity, things can change a lot faster.»

Furthermore, the models couple CO2 forcing to the whole mixing layer of the ocean while in reality the CO2 wavelengths barely penetrate more than a millimeter and so qualitatively are a complex surface effect.

Cloud droplets, for example, might be a couple hundredths of a millimeter in diameter, while the smallest grid cells that are considered in a model may be more like a couple hundred kilometers across.

But in any case, the loss of Thwaites Glacier appears inevitable, Joughin said: «All of our simulations show it will retreat at less than a millimeter of sea level rise per year for a couple of hundred years, and then, boom, it just starts to really go.»

Magnetic resonance charging, which has a radius of a couple inches rather than a couple millimeters, is a little more like it.

HTC has managed to trim the length by a couple millimeters by reducing the width of the black HTC - branded bar beneath the display, but it's still a rather long phone.

Although Android phones have had wireless capabilities for years, it's a very particular kind of wireless capability: you have to physically place your phone on a special pad, and taking your device more than a couple millimeters away from the pad takes it off charge.