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Meaning of "micrometres"
micrometer (noun) - A precision measuring instrument used for measuring dimensions with high accuracy, typically in engineering, manufacturing, or scientific applications
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Nominal dry film thickness is presented in micrometres.
Micrometres are a type of tool used to take extremely accurate measurements.
These coefficients are usually quoted for λ in micrometres.
It is a few micrometres thick.
They are positioned in the range below two micrometres.
Nongeniculate corallines range from a few micrometres to several centimetres thick crusts.
The size ranges from tens to a hundred micrometres.
A region just a few micrometres across could encapsulate the entire workings of a human cell.
Phototypesetters have long used micrometres.
Pure titanium, three micrometres from the event horizon.
The precision of the cutting is in micrometres.
The bacteria measuring just 2 to 6 micrometres get into our organism by inhalation.
Extended to tens or even hundreds of micrometres.
In this process, etch depths of hundreds of micrometres are achieved with almost vertical sidewalls.
The required accuracy lies in the order of micrometres.
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Nanotext with sizes of less than 50 micrometres can be observed with a microscope only.
The measurement was expressed in micrometres.
The pores with sizes less than 3 micrometres are formed by ice crystal sublimation.
The thickness of the join edge was several hundreds of micrometres.
The engraved rings are just a few hundred micrometres wide and a micrometre deep.
This could be achieved with an accuracy level below five micrometres.
Diamond grit in suspension might start at 9 micrometres and finish at one micrometre.
It is very difficult to reposition a mechanical element to within a few tens of micrometres.
In this way, gaps of the order of micrometres are achievable.
It has a typical diameter of one micrometre and a length of three to five micrometres.
Laterally, a bilayer can extend for many micrometres or even millimeters.
Typical semiconductor lasers exhibit a gap in the range of three to five micrometres.
Less than ten micrometres ( microns ) may be suitable for some nozzle applications.
A maximum difference of the order of ten micrometres is acceptable.
The wool is around 32 micrometres and is mostly used for hosiery yarns and knitting wools.
The deposition speed is a few micrometres per hour.
The veinlets are composed of a collection of arbitrarily organized crystals which rarely surpass 2 micrometres.
Its inclusions were just 5 micrometres in size.
The aperture diameters can be controlled at values below 1 micrometre and heights above 3 micrometres.
Tin requires a thicker anodised coating of about 10 micrometres before black is obtained.
The bottle contains a cafetière-like plunger to filter out particles larger then 4 micrometres.
However, these pollutants are mostly measured in micrometres and thus can not be seen.
The scale of the pattern can be selected to range from several nanometers to micrometres.
Sheets of metal thicker than a few micrometres appear opaque, but gold leaf transmits green light.
Internal and external micrometres.
Pure titanium, three micrometres from the event horizon . It will not even allow matter to reintegrate.
The metals are fused in a mould to form a bond of only a few micrometres in size.
Particles of less than 2.5 micrometres are a major concern for public health.
The strengthening layer will have a thickness between about ten nanometres and a few micrometres.
The new experiment uses a silicon bar about 12 micrometres long and less than a micrometre across.
The measured MMAD of the aerosol droplets was micrometres.
This ensures diffusion layers of up to 30 micrometres thick and one percent Hf is obtained.
The exception to this is for PVDF thin films thickness in the order of micrometres.
Film thickness is presented as micrometres ( µm ) or millimetres mm.
The values a, b are typically some tens of micrometres.
