Sentences with phrase «single centimetre»
Two - time Olympic gold medallist Valerie Adams was just a single centimetre off her own shot put meeting record from 2014 as she threw 19.68 m in the fifth round for victory.
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Their densities increased from a single worm to 10,000 worms per cubic centimetre in just 10 days (Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, doi.org/bvwq).
The two fossils are from a single 10 - centimetre - tall Ediacaran species called Rangea.
The researchers have printed all the circuits onto a single silicon wafer, 20 centimetres across, which allowed them to incorporate many more connections.
To test this, he trained three male nectar - feeding bats (Glossophaga soricina) to search for a feeder 2.5 centimetres wide — roughly the same size as a single nectary — in a chamber filled with artificial foliage.
The official record of the 1990/1991 session of parliament is stored on a single 12 - centimetre CD - ROM disc, a cousin to the compact disc which stores computer data.
3) Expand single brackets - match the question and answer 4) Metres and centimetres - match and convert between whole and part metres.
Firstly, in the numerous storage compartments which are located throughout the interior, but also in the small innovations like the luggage compartment cover which folds up at a single touch, the trays for the rear seats similar to those in a plane or the previously mentioned rear seat adjustment range of up to 16 centimetres.
Nine of the works are arrestingly hung only centimetres apart in a horizontal line on a single wall, like Ellsworth Kelly's Spectrum V (1969).
AFP: Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier, one of the biggest single contributors to world sea - level rise, is melting irreversibly and could add as much as a centimetre to ocean levels in 20 years, say scientists.
Bearing in mind that no more than one - third of the length of the grass blades should be cut during a single mowing, cut your lawn with a sharpened mower to a height of about three centimetres during cool periods of the growing season and to five centimetres during the hot summer months.