Sentences with phrase «of millimeters of»

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.

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 consists mostly of light - sensing cells, but one tenth of a millimeter of its thickness is populated by image - processing circuitry that is capable of detecting edges (boundaries between light and dark) and motion for about a million tiny image regions.

Most models do not get this right and forget that IR is totally absorbed within the top fraction of a millimeter of the ocean, going largely into evaporating the surface skin.

Not exact matches

T - Mobile does have some 28 GHz rights from its 2013 acquisition of MetroPCS, while Sprint leases millimeter band rights.

The nail had missed a main artery by around a tenth of a millimeter, Bergeson said.

The new prototypes, made by scientists at the University of California at Berkeley, are each roughly 3 millimeters long, 1 millimeter high and 4/5 of a millimeter thick.

Rosalind Franklin's newfangled «camera» was poised delicately, fifteen millimeters away from the lone, suspended DNA fiber, now chemically stripped of its protein cloak.

The ghosts of telecom bubbles past may also be haunting the millimeter wave spectrum.

So some analysts and investors with long memories are wary of the promise of using the millimeter wave rights for business cases that sound eerily familiar, despite the obvious advances in technology that have occurred over the past 20 years.

The basic definition of microfluidics is «fluid flow in a channel that has a dimension of less than one millimeter,» according to Ben Moga, president and cofounder of a company called Tasso Inc..

Huawei's newly released full range of 5G product solutions support millimeter wave (mmWave), C - band, and all Sub-3 GHz frequency bands.

Using the 15 GHz and 28 GHz bands, the high frequencies known as millimeter wave, the signals in the test can transmit a large volume of information but don't travel as far or penetrate obstructions as easily as lower frequencies.

Tony Robbins gives the great anectode about golf, namely how struck he was in learning that just a millimeter change in his swing could cause such a drastic change in the flight of the ball.

Beyond sea level rise, San Francisco is slowly sinking at a rate of up to 10 millimeters per year in a process called subsidence.

Instead of using a standard 22 - millimeter band, the Steel uses a proprietary band.

The watch I spent time with was a size 38 — Apple will sell two sizes, 38 millimeters and 42 millimeters — with the leather strap made of the same thin, flat material used in Apple's leather iPad cases.

They use a millimeter wave (mmW) radar seeker with a semi-active laser (SAL) that enables final guidance to the target by either the launching platform or another plane, and are perfect to destroy a vehicle with very low collateral damage risk, and an accuracy of about 1 - 2 meters.

This is at the low end of what's known in the industry as «millimeter wave spectrum,» and it's key to delivering the very high speeds that 5G promises.

To build nationwide 5G, they either have to kick current customers off LTE, which would take years, or use a type of spectrum (millimeter wave) that can only carry a signal 2,000 feet from a cell site — versus multiple miles for other spectrum — making it nearly impossible for either of them to create a truly nationwide 5G network quickly.

A 57 millimeter main gun is mounted on the forecastle of HMCS Vancouver in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour on Thursday.

I usually carried 10 magazines stacked with 20 rounds of 5.56 - millimeter ammunition each.

An alternate view is that the universe begins to contract after reaching its maximum expansion limits until it disappears into a fraction of a millimeter.

If each solar system were the size of a grain of sand of one cubic millimeter, they would fill 100 000 one liter coke bottles.

No student of Leonard Troland (parts of whose great psychophysiology I almost memorized) could fail to recall his frequent use of «millimicron,» and I knew that millimeter is a very different magnitude.

His sister still refused to try the broccoli (she's only just 3, so the message of the book was a bit lost on her) but she ate everything else on her plate after carefully removing any millimeter of broccoli that she could pick out.

Small yellow to cream - colored flowers are followed by shiny, deep purple to black, plump fruits about 5 millimeters in diameter and containing a cluster of tiny black seeds inside.

«Sometimes, a size change in a label of just a millimeter can have a substantial, 2 percent impact overall.»

He makes wire cages 18 to 20 inches in diameter and about five feet high, and then wraps the bottom half of the cage with 6 - millimeter clear polyethylene.

Once there was several millimeters of both root and stem, I transplanted them into sterile potting soil mix in peat pots.

By now your fridge looks like a round of Tetris — perfectly, precariously organized, without a millimeter of space to spare.

If this is the case, then, my logical conclusion is that the relative hotness between chile peppers is determined by the concentration or density of the capsaicinoids per square millimeter of the pepper bodies.

Twelve medals, each made of 197 grams of silver, 2.99 inches in diameter, 5.9 millimeters thick, worth $ 28 apiece on the silver market.

In 1969, the year he had 37 home runs at the All - Star break, I took a picture of him in Oakland, shooting down the first base line through a thousand - millimeter lens.

The shafts are made of smooth domestic hard - rock maple, easily turned to a desired diameter (10 - 13 millimeters) to fit a customer's grip.

If a quill becomes lodged in the tissues of an animal, the barbs act to pull the quill further into the tissues with the normal muscle movements of that animal, moving up to several millimeters in a day.

Replays showed there was a matter of millimeters between a goal and a save, with referee Michael Oliver expecting to blow his whistle after looking down at his watch for a goal alert.

Eyes wide, mere millimeters of teeth unveiled beneath his sharp nose — there was some question whether it was even a smile.

An eight - millimeter movie projector to the left of the ring is clacking and spinning, throwing sepia - tinted images onto a blank area of the crumbling plaster wall: films of the roughly sixteen - year - old Cassius Clay jumping rope and blistering a heavy bag and a speed bag.

And a fifth, who definitely had the angle on him at one point, was only able to shove him out of bounds by a millimeter.

Simple, look at the front of the balls, it's certainly not millimeters closer to inches.

The majority of leg growth occurs at the end of the thigh bone (9 millimeters / year) and top of the shin bone (6 mm / year).

At this point, your little champ weighs in at around.04 of an ounce, and while diminutively - sized, your baby is a tiny entity that will continue to grow at the lighting - fast rate of about a millimeter per day.

First off, moms who were medically induced just days shy of their due dates experienced slightly less blood loss during birth, adding up to a total of 50 millimeters saved.

The level of compression is measured in mmHg, also known as millimeters of mercury.

Dr. Kotlow whom is a renowned pediatric dentist in Albany, Ny and has written many articles on the benefits of breastfeeding with getting these procedures done properly and over again if need - be, stated that a millimeter of tissue regrowth or additional tissue in the baby's mouth can cause additional discomfort with the mother and her breasts with breastfeeding.

According to American Academy of Ophthalmology, the eyes of an adult will measure around 24 millimeters in length.

The measurement used is millimeters of mercury (mmHg).

It can be seen very early in pregnancy through an ultrasound, usually around weeks three to five of gestation, when its diameter is only about two to three millimeters.

The strength of compression is measured in mm Hg — millimeters of mercury.