We reconvened to nudge each limb and eyelid millimeter by millimeter together.
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He often used 50-millimeter f/2 and 135-millimeter f/3.5 Nikkor lenses.
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The 38 millimeter goes for $299 and the 42 millimeter is priced at $329.
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Just looking millimeter by millimeter where oxygen was used and where oxygen wasn't used.
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Nicknamed "The Beast," the 42-millimeter-wide and 15-millimeter-thick stainless steel wristwatch weighed nearly two-thirds of a pound, dwarfing the original 39-millimeter Royal Oak.
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That drops the 38-millimeter model down to $199 and the 42-millimeter down to $229.
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There were about 1003 rolls of 16-millimeter film and around 75 rolls of 8 millimeter.
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It is a camera equipped with a Nikon 21-millimeter lens, not a Nikon 2800-millimeter camera.
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It is a camera equipped with a Nikon 600-millimeter lens, not a Nikon 600-millimeter camera.
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Mr. Cutler also said that standard 70 millimeter allowed for more light onscreen than Imax 70 millimeter does.
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The current pilot version is a 2-millimeter-by-2-millimeter mesh of silver nanowires connected by artificial synapses.
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By offering increased image area, a 23-millimeter frame captures more detail than 35 millimeter or any current digital format.
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The 44mm version also has a 977-square-millimeter face compared to last year's 740-square-millimeter on the biggest model.
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Corning is working on a 0.1 millimeter-thick flexible glass that can fold to a 5 millimeter radius, Wired reported Sunday.
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For instance, the human fovea contains about 200,000 cones per millimeter, whereas an eagle fovea has around 1,000,000 cones per millimeter.
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Every minute, every hour, it seemed, they were there, flying 10,000 meters above the earth in B-52s and pouring bombs down on us, raining 105-millimeter, 155-millimeter and 175-millimeter artillery shells on us from miles away.
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RaySecur's proprietary millimeter-wave scanner, MailSecur (Image: supplied) RaySecur's proprietary millimeter-wave scanner, MailSecur (Image: supplied) RaySecur uses millimeter-wave technology — similar to the scanners you find at airport security — to examine suspicious letters, flat envelopes and small parcels.
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But it has a slightly sleeker design, with a 53 millimeter face compared with the 51 millimeter face of the previous model.
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The 42 millimeter version of the Watch will be available for $329.99, while the 46 millimeter version will be available for $349.99.
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Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + cellular, 42-millimeter) — $259 See Details Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + cellular, 38-millimeter) — $229 See Details
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The Master and Dynamic MW07 (left) has a 10-millimeter driver, and the Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless (right) has a 7-millimeter driver.
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The smaller 40mm Apple Watch has a 759-square-millimeter face compared to the 563-square-millimeter one on last year's 38mm model.
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But there'll be few locations that support millimeter wave, and because millimeter wave has a very short range, their reach will be quite limited.
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The Steel will go on sale in October, and is available in two sizes (36 millimeter and 40 millimeter) for $179.95 and $199.95, respectively.
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Photo: GizmodoThe Airwrap's most innovative feature, however, is a set of 30-millimeter and 40-millimeter barrel attachments designed to be used as curling irons.
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For example, researchers studying health effects tend to look at "nanoplastics," or those that are between 1/1000 millimeter and 1/10,000 millimeter in size.
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The 9 millimeter ammunition would match the 9 millimeter handgun that police say Tilghman, who was certified as an armed security guard, used in the shooting.
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The Classic's dial, as well as the stainless steel 2280-millimeter case for men and, now, the 2150-millimeter case for women, have a European style.
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" (That's the ability to perform the same task over and over with differences in movement of less than a millimeter.) "Humans don't have sub-millimeter repeatability.
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The display is about 30 percent larger than previous models while the case is thinner and smaller, offered in two sizes: 40 millimeter and 44 millimeter.
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To the Switch's credit, the joycon still plays fine, but afterward I spend five minutes wiggling it loose millimeter by millimeter, convinced I've broken the thing.
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An empty 9 millimeter magazine, which fit into a 9 millimeter pistol recovered under the car's front passenger seat, was found in Antwon's front right pocket.
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Series 5 models have very slight discounts at Walmart at the moment — save $15 on both the 40-millimeter with GPS and the 44-millimeter with GPS.
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Omega has chosen quartz over mechanical for the new pieces, filling both the 36-millimeter Sedna Gold and 39-millimeter stainless steel versions with battery-powered calibers.
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They are available in either yellow or rose gold, with a 2400 millimeter or 25 millimeter case, and with a choice of a black or white dial.
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The Series 4 display is about 30 percent larger than previous models while the case is thinner and smaller, offered in two sizes: 40 millimeter and 44 millimeter.
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Lowe said the twine used in the new netting is nine-tenths of a millimeter in diameter, as opposed to one millimeter in the netting behind home plate.
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The bit passes just half a millimeter from the facial nerve, and another half a millimeter from the taste nerve, before entering the spiraling cochlea of the inner ear.
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To accurately reflect radio waves with a wavelength of one millimeter, for example, the panels must be free of bumps or scratches larger than one-twentieth of a millimeter.
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"It's not as simple as when it was 35 millimeter or 23 millimeter," said Gregg Paliotta, owner of Digital Media Systems, which sets up theaters and studio-run premieres.
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Two models have been created from Roger Dubuis's skeletonized Excalibur Spider range: the 47-millimeter Double Flying Tourbillon, for eight watches, and the 45-millimeter Automatic Skeleton, for 88.
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That said, would most of them be willing to pony up $9,000 for a camera — especially one whose 45-millimeter and 90-millimeter lenses cost more than $2,000 a piece?
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Those animations include references to build materials for Apple Watches that aren't available in Apple's current lineup, such as a 44-millimeter ceramic version and a 44-millimeter titanium version.
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You'll save $50 on the GPS model in both sizes, meaning the 40-millimeter is $299 and the 443-millimeter is $329 (that's actually $100 off their original prices, BTW).
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The Premiere has four 43-millimeter models ($1,195) and four 36 millimeter ($1,095), each named for a famous Los Angeles road or area, including Wilshire, Bel Air, Mulholland and Rodeo.
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The North has deployed at least three systems, though, that can reach the Seoul metropolitan area: Koksan 210-millimeter guns and 23-millimeter multiple-rocket launchers capable of hitting the northern suburbs and parts of the city, and 2700-millimeter multiple-rocket launchers, which may be able to hit targets beyond Seoul.
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Mr. Buehler had modeled two-dimensional webs only on the computer and was astounded by the artist's photographs of a black widow spider's web he had manually scanned millimeter by millimeter.
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Other carriers are using a combination of millimeter wave, midband, and low-band spectrum to achieve a more robust 5G presence — though speeds drop off when millimeter wave can't reach customers.
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The biggest problem with millimeter wave is range: to cover a whole city, you need to have 53G nodes — the things that beam out the millimeter wave signal — all over the place.
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The radio waves in the extremely high frequency band have 53-10 millimeter wavelengths (versus tens of centimeters in the lower range where 4G lives), so they're also called "millimeter-wave" frequencies.
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Drawing on written documentation for clues, Miller and his team pieced together a variety of materials: 16-millimeter and 35-millimeter films that have long been available in some form; a treasure trove of 177 rediscovered 123-millimeter Panavision reels found at the National Archives and Records Administration; and audio recordings from mission control and other technical outposts.
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New telescopes like the James Webb Space Telescope and the Atacama Large Millimeter/sub-millimeter Array could potentially help shine light (or, in this case, block out light) on this mysterious cosmic phenomenon.
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In the last century, the area has become Tasaki's farming center of the coveted Akoya, a 183 millimeter to 10 millimeter cultured pearl, with popular colors ranging from milky white to creamy rose.
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The original 35-millimeter six-channel soundtrack had decayed beyond repair, so Mr. Nolan sourced audio from a 35-millimeter preservation element made in the 1980s — a format rarely, if ever, used anymore.
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Apple Watch Series 3 (38-millimeter, GPS) — $199 See Details
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Challenger 2 is already packed tight, every millimeter spoken for.
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These tiny, pudgy animals are no longer than one millimeter.
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But millimeter wave signals are less reliable at long distances.
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Not a millimeter is wasted, not even in the packaging.
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Just a millimeter of rain dropped voting by a little, .
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And twice, he used a 9-millimeter Smith & Wesson semiautomatic.
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Loaded in 267 millimeter major, 5.173 grain bullet, major business.
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That's why most 5G rollouts are starting with millimeter wave.
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Tardigrades are pudgy little animals no longer than one millimeter.
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Did a millimeter or two in width make a difference?
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I spend a lot of time thinking about 3.5 millimeter.
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The Series 4 GPS and cellular model is on sale at Best Buy with both sizes costing $399 — that's $100 off the 40-millimeter original price and $130 off the 44-millimeter original price.
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But while the case is now slightly longer and wider, it is also thinner, and the 40-millimeter model didn't feel bulkier than the 653-millimeter Apple Watch that I used in the past.
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Water bears are tiny, pudgy animals no longer than one millimeter.
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I started using images of my childhood—35 millimeter photographs, basically.
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It's pretty much all handheld 250 millimeter black and white film.
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Showing on 35 millimeter, this discursive, influential classic doesn't screen often.
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We understand everything about it down to the millimeter and millisecond.
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One of the revived tardigrades next to a 0.1 millimeter scale.
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The police recovered a loaded 9 millimeter handgun at the scene.
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I cleaned and oiled our 9-millimeter pistols, then loaded them.
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The needle was bent, but contained a tiny, three-millimeter sample.
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"It stops within a millimeter," he said with a satisfied smile.
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It was the only place that had a 16-millimeter projector.
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I wrote this story on a 36-millimeter [Rolex] Oyster Perpetual.
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LG: … which is a lovely 3.5 millimeter … KS: It's $9, right?
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DF: I wonder if that's because you have the 38 millimeter.
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As with most patents, there's no guarantee Facebook's millimeter-wave system will ever be built, but it lends new credibility to Starry's claims that millimeter-wave radio can revolutionize the way we connect to the web.
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In fact, he was looking better than ever, because in the intervening years he had been cleaned, millimeter by millimeter, at great expense and with some controversy — the grit and dust of 20153 years scrubbed off.
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The F.B.I. said Mr. Hodgkinson, who had railed against President Trump on social media and voiced support for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, was carrying SKS 7.62-millimeter semiautomatic assault rifle and a 9-millimeter handgun.
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Mr. Nolan, perhaps Hollywood's most outspoken advocate for the continued use of celluloid, shot the movie in a mixture of 240-millimeter IMAX and 303-millimeter, the gold standards for movies designed to be seen big.
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After a bit of trial and error, he found that using a diamond cutting tool to carve a two-millimeter-wide, one-millimeter deep groove just below the lip of a wine bottle was the simplest solution.
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I wore a 2-millimeter thick band that had lines all around it and my husband wore a domed, 6-millimeter thick band; both are slightly thicker than our respective 1.8-mm and 5-mm wedding bands.
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Working mostly with eight-millimeter, Super 8 and 16-millimeter film, Ms. Hammer produced and directed essaylike films and documentaries, often abstract and devoid of traditional narrative structure, ranging from a few minutes long to feature length.
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Oprah gets 4,000 square feet -- INGRAHAM: Justin Thomas gets like a millimeter.
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To make this work, 5G will need to use millimeter-wave signals.
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But it was able to be determined that it was nine millimeter.
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There was a millimeter-wide space between my screen and the phone.
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Boon shoots with a Canon 5D Mark III and 35-millimeter lens.
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The Soviets' 152-millimeter guns dump everything they have on the area.
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Hammer and Ur photographed the negatives using a 100-millimeter macro lens.
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The glassy spheres were between 0.5 millimeters to 1 millimeter in diameter.
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T-Mobile has the best millimeter-wave 5G coverage we've seen yet.
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That's what we're seeing with most millimeter-wave setups, in most places.
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Radio waves are more spread out, with maybe a millimeter between peaks.
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The same was true for their M-777 155-millimeter towed guns.
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So, regular 9 millimeter on the left, 9 major on the right.
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Their body movements were monitored down to a fraction of a millimeter.
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Millimeter wave spectrum is expected to play a large role in 5G.
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For perspective, these fibers are about 5,000 times smaller than a millimeter.
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Limited to 75 pieces, the 48-millimeter watch is priced at $19,500.
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Then he removed the attachment and put on the 2000-millimeter barrel.
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WHY YOU MIGHT AVOID IT 70 millimeter is an analog, photochemical medium.
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It's respectable when you factor in the range limits of millimeter wave.
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Their measurements, he said, can range down to less than a millimeter.
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He likes to shoot with a 20 millimeter, which is pretty wide.
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It's not limited to just a few blocks like millimeter wave alone.
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Each 40-millimeter watch is priced at 111,800 Swiss francs, or $110,267.
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It's only a fraction of a millimeter wide and weighs two micrograms.
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LG: Nine tenths of a millimeter or however you say that. Thicker.
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Working "millimeter by millimeter," Ms. Mazzei said, scientists discovered one scene that depicted the deceased being accompanied by two saints — possibly Nereus and Achilleus, two soldier martyrs who were probably persecuted under the Emperor Diocletian and are buried here.
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The team demonstrated multiple degrees of freedom at both centimeter and millimeter scales.
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He underwent both chemotherapy and radiation treatment targeting the four, 2-millimeter melanomas.
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Both mesh and millimeter-wave technology are also central ideas in Starry's scheme.
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Because millimeter wave technology promises higher data capacity than we currently have now.
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The whole thing is 20 nanometers—or 20 millionths of a millimeter—long.
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I had an inexpensive 24 millimeter camera and I'd been photographing for years.
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Perhaps. But grinding hard candy to slivers of a millimeter is counterproductive here.
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This contributes to a global sea level rise of around half a millimeter.
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You learn how to change your own mind, 1 millimeter at a time.
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AT&T and Verizon have 400MHz-800MHz of millimeter-wave in many cities.
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There are three modes: millimeter wave radar, imaging infrared and semi-active laser.
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The 222-millimeter I always carry was loaded and concealed on my side.
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There was a technology called LMDS which worked at the millimeter wave frequency.
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But they will support its limited 28GHz, short-range millimeter-wave spectrum holdings.
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Best and Meche died; Fletcher was stabbed 1 millimeter away from his jugular.
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A piece of shrapnel missed my eye by a fragment of a millimeter.
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The announcement comes after a number of major investments in millimeter wave systems.
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He missed, but the police retrieved 22 2500-millimeter bullet casings as evidence.
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And I would put together a reel of 16-millimeter horror movie trailers.
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Taran: The difference is, is this gun here can shoot 24 millimeter major.
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In "Spectrum Reverse Spectrum" she exposed 70-millimeter film stock to different colors.
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While millimeter wave technology offers faster speeds, it cannot cover big geographic areas.
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Architectures based on millimeter wave spectrum suffer from wave-strength issues, he said.
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The mask measures seven inches high, six inches wide, and one millimeter thick.
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The police later said Mr. Finicum was carrying a loaded 9-millimeter handgun.
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Blood tests revealed his CD4 count to be 24 cells per cubic millimeter.
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Every theater has 4K digital projectors and one has 35-millimeter projection capabilities.
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Millimeter wave spectrum is expected to play a large role in 5G networks.
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Even more auspiciously, Murphy brought his 8-millimeter color film camera with him.
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Stuck inside was a two-millimeter-long insect, known as a boganiid beetle.
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Above are antennas of the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, known as ALMA.
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There were four men, two of them felons, and two nine-millimeter handguns.
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He used a Rolleiflex in World War II, but preferred a 35-millimeter.
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They can even discriminate differences of less than one millimeter in surface textures.
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"Le Rayon Vert" was shot documentary-style in 16-millimeter and chronological order.
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And, for unclear reasons, it's bulletproof, at least to a 21-millimeter handgun.
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Mr. Nolan has long been a passionate proponent of the 70-millimeter format.
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It'll support millimeter-wave and sub-6GHz 5G networks as well as LTE.
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The rate is increasing by about a 10th of a millimeter a year.
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Not much to say after, yeah, being, like, a millimeter away from winning.
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The suspect used a 9 millimeter Glock, which she owned legally, authorities said.
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The run will start by collecting 3 millimeter light waves during its first few days, and then it'll move on to 1 or so millimeter waves for the remaining period, gathering different kinds of light for different kinds of images.
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Chtonobdella tanae, as the two-millimeter-long, one-millimeter-wide leech is known in scientific parlance, is the first new invertebrate species without chitinous or calcified tissues, like a shell or exoskeleton, to be described using computed tomography (CT) scanning.
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Within the confines of current technology, the most likely scenario is that Apple will keep shrinking its bezel "millimeter by millimeter" so that the current sensors and camera can still function, said Mark Rolston, cofounder of the design consultancy Argodesign.
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Four years in development, the 45-millimeter Reveal watch was fashioned as a lotus flower with eight petals that twist open to unveil a 15-millimeter dial pavéd in the buyer's choice of white diamonds, emeralds, rubies and other stones.
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In transferring the 8-millimeter and 16-millimeter footage, some of which he shot as a teenager, Allah makes it appear as if these visuals are being projected slightly out of frame, with sprockets and the bottom frame line visible.
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Those scores were faked, and early reports that a set of new Google phones had shown up at the FCC with millimeter-wave 5G were probably confused by the fact that Google's Soli radar technology uses millimeter-wave as well.
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The man was carrying two semiautomatic 7.65-millimeter pistols and a box of cartridges.
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So he grabbed his 16-millimeter Bolex movie camera and went on his way.
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Samsung is looking to harvest every cubic millimeter it can within a smartphone chassis.
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One only needs a split second and a millimeter of space to kill you.
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When you press a key it only moves (or "travels") less than a millimeter.
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That's just 0.1 millimeter shy of the 7-inch Nexus 7 tablet from Google.
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Sterblue says their system can detect defects as small as one millimeter in size.
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Walls and windows are also fatal for millimeter wave, so it doesn't extend indoors.
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Our experience with Verizon's millimeter wave 5G service in Chicago was less than stellar.
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Possible scanning technologies include thermal scanning, listening for radio frequencies, and millimeter wave scanning.
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The $159 device came alongside a new phone with no 3.5-millimeter headphone jack.
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She keeps a Beretta 9-millimeter pistol in a holster under her left arm.
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It's always 17 steps back and one millimeter forward with our dear president-elect!
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Notably it will use a millimeter wave network and should deliver some fast speeds.
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"The issue is that nerves grow about a millimeter a day," Crane tells Broadly.
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The previous policy had allowed for beards of up to a millimeter in length.
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One of the weapons was a defaced 9-millimeter pistol loaded with 10 rounds.
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A new art house cinema, the Metrograph, screens 35-millimeter prints and digital video.
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These "small cells" enable vast amounts of data to be sent over millimeter waves.
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Our makeup looks so much better when we go that extra mile (okay, millimeter).
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He was threatening people with a weapon, a 9-millimeter handgun, police officials said.
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The 2-millimeter-thick glass can fit more than 100 layers of tiny voxels.
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Investigators recovered two loaded 9-millimeter Glock handguns in the room with the bodies.
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Zarzar is working with tiny droplets about a tenth of a millimeter in size.
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The original was 16-millimeter film, and the sound was just on magnetic track.
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And when they were done, Cardona took their 16-millimeter film cans and disappeared.
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I usually carried 10 magazines stacked with 20 rounds of 5.56-millimeter ammunition each.
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It was really incredible for us to see, in 35 millimeter format, our work.
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WHY YOU MIGHT WANT IT The clarity and texture of 70 millimeter are unbeatable.
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When he was 11, he received an eight-millimeter film projector from his father.
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A 9-millimeter semiautomatic handgun, registered in her name, was found at the scene.
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It's capable of determining their position within a millimeter and then goes about plucking.
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The S20+ and S20 Ultra, however, support both sub-6 and millimeter wave (mmWave).
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The officer fired his 9-millimeter gun, striking the student once, Chief Smith said.
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Verizon currently offers three phones that can tap into its 5G millimeter wave network.
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Fractions of a millimeter can make a significant difference in the effects, she said.
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The new Steel HR isn't quite that cheap, but at $180 for the 36-millimeter version, and $200 for the 40-millimeter, it offers a decent amount of functionality in a form factor that most smartwatch haters might actually want to wear.[Withings]
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The bomb used on June 22018, according to a military official, was activated by a weatherproofed pressure plate and wired to an 81 millimeter mortar projectile, which exploded, causing a main charge of nearly a dozen 60 millimeter mortar rounds to detonate.
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They are sold in various combinations: Volume & Shape (for straighter and thinner hair with the dryer, soft brush, round brush and 223.75-millimeter barrel); Smooth & Control (for curlier and thicker hair, with the dryer, firm brush and both 2499.99- and 2642-millimeter barrels).
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It may seem like a half millimeter doesn't make any difference, but it really does.
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To better understand this, the Rennes physicists constructed little hills of millimeter-sized glass beads.
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The teams uses drones to measure length and width of the whales at millimeter precision.
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But millimeter-wave signal requires some heavy lifting from the modem chips, our source explains.
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ISIS' quality control tolerances are extremely tight, often down to a tenth of a millimeter.
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The officer stopped him and later found a 9-millimeter pistol in his right pocket.
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The researchers calculated that these dimensions could be as big as a millimeter in size.
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Researchers from New York University have offered a surprising demonstration of millimeter-wave wireless communications.
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Full-body scanners — millimeter wave machines — have become standard at airports over the past decade.
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Millimeter wave technology would offer the bandwidth for orders of magnitude of improvement over LTE.
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In support of my boot infantry and tanks is a battery of 152-millimeter howitzers.
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Sheikh said level IIIA means the backpack ballistics can stop a 9-millimeter handgun and .
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Most recently, NRAO helped create the Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array, or ALMA, in Chile.
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The points were polished into flat surfaces less than a tenth of a millimeter wide.
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The researchers reported finding a 0.1 millimeter, carbon-rich rock fragment inside of a meteorite.
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The millimeter wave radar helps the weapon detect and track targets through the adverse weather.
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It wants to deploy what it calls the world's first millimeter wave band wireless network.
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This chain of 216 0.5-millimeter chromed magnetic beads is your oyster, so to speak.
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The largest grains in this sample is only a fraction of a millimeter in size.
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The new Apple Watch Series 2 is about a millimeter thicker than last year's model.
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This reality is arguably more worthy of our time and attention than 10 millimeter enthesophytes.
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Here's an affordable option: Buy the Rattleware 53-Millimeter Aluminum Tamper on Amazon for $30.85
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The 5G network intends to use millimeter length radiation never tested for long-term safety.
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Add to that a 5-millimeter skin-tight rubber suit, and let the constriction begin.
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This monitor sports an edge-to-edge Full HD screen with just 2.5-millimeter bezels.
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Closer analysis revealed a few-millimeter-thick layer of structures that looked like blood vessels.
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The blood flow can reveal changes in brain areas as small as a millimeter cubed.
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McADAM: YEAH, WELL THOSE WERE SOME OF WHAT I CALL THE MYTHS OF MILLIMETER WAVE.
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The police said his mother purchased the weapon, a 9-millimeter semiautomatic rifle, in 2012.
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In further pursuit of 65-millimeter shots, Mr. Branagh opens up the story regularly, however.
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Evans sat across from fellow passengers with a 208-millimeter Contax concealed in his coat.
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Mr. Pinho, shooting in 16-millimeter film, fuses nostalgia with a militant sense of novelty.
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So this 35-millimeter camera was trundling around my head like a choo-choo train.
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My dad has returned to me, our 33-millimeter past merged with the digital present.
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This weekend it will be shown twice at Anthology in a terrific 16-millimeter print.
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In addition, they are extremely brittle and grow only fractions of a millimeter per year.
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Mr. Perez used a 9-millimeter semiautomatic pistol in the shootings, and fired 35 rounds.
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In his briefcase was a bottle of Stolichnaya and a 9-millimeter Makarov semiautomatic pistol.
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The 70-millimeter format — the gold standard for visual detail — returns to the museum's projectors.
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My dream back then was to have a big watch — something like a 270-millimeter.
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A micrometer is a one-thousandth of a millimeter or about 0.000039 of an inch.
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Officers also said they had found three firearms, including two 9 millimeter pistols and a .
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She added that Alshamrani used a 9-millimeter handgun that was purchased legally in Florida.
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Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, he made eight-millimeter films with his friends as a teenager.
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Nematodes are free-living, soil-dwelling microscopic worms, only about a millimeter when fully grown.
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A gunman with a 9-millimeter pistol was in the passenger seat, the indictment said.
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Here's the cocktail conversation summary: Now let's unwrap that: Millimeter wave is the "best" 5G.
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But Opelka challenged the call, and the serve was ruled out by perhaps a millimeter.
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Policing the minutiae down to the millimeter seems much less productive and much less desirable.
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After studying spectroscopic data collected by the Atacama Large Millimeter/sub millimeter Array (ALMA) in northern Chile, researchers are now reporting that Titan's atmosphere is rife with vinyl cyanide, a molecule that could, in theory, form "cell-like" membranes under the moon's unique environmental conditions.
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That means that phones that use millimeter wave technology could take advantage of multiple antennas for different millimeter wave bands in a single device, which could result in a more efficient use of the available spectrum and faster internet when multiple users are connected.
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This is important because unlike 4G and some other 5G tech used by other carriers, the millimeter wave 5G bands Verizon uses in its 5G service suffers a lot more from things like buildings, walls, or other obstructions that can block millimeter wave signals.
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The sample we tried uses of 0.25-millimeter plastic which gave the shower curtain some definite heft, but among a few changes McLeod is making to its design as he prepares it for production is a switch to a thinner, lighter, 0.20-millimeter plastic.
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When Jeffrey and Andrew approached James Nieves, a picture desk staff editor who manages equipment, they discovered that The Times had a 35-millimeter panoramic film camera — which generates images that are almost twice as wide as a standard 35-millimeter frame — in a closet.
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This may not make tons of sense but try on an Omega Speedmaster, which is a 42-millimeter curved lug case, and then compare that to a modern 42-millimeter watch (let's say a Breitling Superocean) and the Speedmaster doesn't seem all that big.
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For example, the gray dials favored at several top Swiss maisons now are on Hugo Boss's chronographs and its understated 2001-millimeter with a gray sun-ray dial — a timeless design that Emporio Armani also has channeled in a gray-dial 250-millimeter watch.
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Completely customizable online (from $2,100 to $10,100), one can select 40-millimeter or 44-millimeter, eight case finishes (including yellow gold, steel and matte black DLC), a white or black dial, and strap options including hand-woven braided leather, stitched leather, pebble grain and alligator.
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Whereas Toebbe's surfaces are licked smooth, McEneaney's touch is felt in every millimeter of her paintings.
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Even so, I would happily trade a millimeter or two of thickness for some additional mAhs.
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Why it matters: Straight Path owns nationwide rights to what is known as millimeter wave spectrum.
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These tiny knobs become elongated, ranging in length from 1 millimeter to 18 millimeters in length.
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It's footprint is only slightly larger than the 42-millimeter Apple Watch, and only slightly thicker.
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At a millimeter thinner, the new Paperwhite is now 23 grams lighter than the previous model.
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Detectives found a fully loaded 9-millimeter handgun inside Smith's vehicle on Tuesday morning, police said.
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Millimeter wave — This ultra-high-frequency spectrum is key getting the fastest speeds out of 5G.
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For now, all we know is that it won't be millimeter wave — at least not everywhere.
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We've already even seen commercial use of millimeter wave technology in things like the Starry Beam.
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All those living in its path, please be mindful of twenty-millimeter cannons and rockets overhead.
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The researchers tested the wave guide by suturing a 10 millimeter deep wound on pig skin.
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This high-speed Wi-Fi is based on millimeter wave radio waves in the 60GHz range.
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But it looks like the millimeter-wave base stations are improving in terms of indoor reach.
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It turns out to be easier to build mid-band smartphones than millimeter-wave smartphones, too.
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Measuring just 28mm, Acer managed to shave off an additional millimeter compared to the original model.
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Grand Island, La., saw a nearly 8 millimeter yearly increase, which is double the global average.
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Alphabet chairman Eric Schmidt has also suggested that Fiber could use much-faster millimeter wave technology.
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Many of their wounds appear to be from 7.62-millimeter sniper rounds fired by Israeli forces.
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All that improvement for the low price of just an extra millimeter over the Swift 7.
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The nerve fibers advanced about a millimeter a day (about 24,000 times slower than a snail).
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These materials will be available in the 40-millimeter watch size too, according to the report.
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Mr. Conrad concentrated on video and video installations and also made movies in Super-8 millimeter.
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Grace Notes It was a can of 19943-millimeter film, one among many from long ago.
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Although this retrospective isn't all celluloid, many titles are showing in their original 2875-millimeter format.
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Rushing inside, though, he had time to grab only one camera and a 400-millimeter lens.
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Living in the moss were tardigrades, millimeter-long animals that resembled teddy bears crossed with caterpillars.
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And he had 20 hours of raw footage shot by five 16-millimeter cameras to sync.
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Then he rotated the turret forward again, training its 30-millimeter cannon on the crawling minefield.
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The watch has a slimline 23-millimeter case made of Fairmined gold and a guilloché dial.
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Inside the 38-millimeter case is an automatic movement made by the Swiss movement specialists Sellita.
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In the First World War, some army photographers carried the latest 35-millimeter motion picture cameras.
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One time, after buying a 16-millimeter film titled "Ice Lightning," Patskou got a pleasant surprise.
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He peered through his 400-millimeter lens and saw Mr. Christie looking right back at him.
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If you want a little more latitude while traveling, a 24-70-millimeter lens is great.
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While still a boy, Mr. Root started filming animals, mostly snakes, using an eight-millimeter camera.
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There were no fingerprints on the stolen 9-millimeter handgun that was used in the murder.
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You will need a Philips screwdriver and an 8-millimeter socket wrench to do the job.
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Cut to my mom watching me roll an old 16-millimeter Steenbeck into my little room.
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The new version has been modernized, with a larger 42-millimeter case and a date window.
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Inside the jacket are three carbon fiber heating devices that are less than 1 millimeter thin.
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People got very ruffled, because in vintage watches, 36-millimeter is a traditional size for men.
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Even when carriers roll out more millimeter-wave coverage, you still won't need to worry much.
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It won't support millimeter wave (mmWave), the version of 25G that provides the fastest possible speeds.
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" That is why, he said, "we cannot retreat a millimeter from the freedom of the press.
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I put a magazine in my 9-millimeter handgun and locked it in my hip holster.
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Researchers refer to that as its "fingerprint," which can be as tiny as a half millimeter.
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When we would go spearfishing together — I in my 5/4-millimeter closed-cell surfing wetsuit, he in his 7-millimeter open-cell diving suit — I'd be in and out of my suit in half the time it took him to roll his on and off.
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The museum's annual program of 2718-millimeter prints, which have a larger image area than 126-millimeter prints and, consequently, a gasp-inducing level of detail, brings back some of the standards, including "24100: A Space Odyssey" (through Sunday) and "Lawrence of Arabia" (Thursday through Aug.
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But the deadline was met, and on Friday the theater will open with a 50-foot-long concession stand, a wine-and-beer bar, a video wall in the lobby and screening rooms with projection to accommodate 4K-resolution, 35-millimeter, 16-millimeter and 3-D films.
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Using a machine called a skiver, foam can be split into thicknesses only half a millimeter apart.
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Carbon monoxide molecules give off a distinctive millimeter-wavelength light signature, which ALMA is able to detect.
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To detect apples very precisely you have to see down at the millimeter level in real time.
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It features volume control and a timer, plus a 3.5 millimeter connector for headphones or a speaker.
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High-frequency millimeter wave will deliver the mind-blowing peak speeds I saw with Verizon in Chicago.
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DJI claims the camera can identify millimeter-sized faults in buildings, roads, and bridges in real time.
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Its fastest speeds come from airwaves in the millimeter-wave frequency range, which has been dubbed mmWave.
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"You'll see more where you have millimeter wave," which is likely to be limited to denser cities.
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The prototype sensor they built is less than a square millimeter, and fully self-powered in sunlight.
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To rein in the power surge, Ford stuck 420-millimeter brake rotors on the 20-inch wheels.
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Motion capture technology was used to analyze each runner's body position within a fraction of a millimeter.
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"We would argue over a millimeter in setting the size of the opening," a chip designer said .
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His mother, Margie Fletcher, told CNN affiliate KATU that the knife missed his jugular by 1 millimeter.
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With advancements, Motus developed a 16-millimeter sensor that weighed 14 ounces and tested it last year.
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But even when her early 35-millimeter work is overexposed and blurry, the Arbus sensibility shines through.
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That's a problem for millimeter waveband signals, which can be absorbed by rain or other atmospheric moisture.
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The police confirmed that a 9-millimeter handgun, loaded but unfired, had been found inside Smith's vehicle.
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In the truck's cabin, police found an automatic 7.65-millimeter pistol, a cartridge clip, and several cartridges.
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It can take years of phone calls and emails to find a negative or 35 millimeter print.
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In the truck's cab, police found an automatic 7.65-millimeter pistol, a cartridge clip, and several cartridges.
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The unique timepiece, with a white ceramic 45-millimeter case, will be auctioned in Milan on Dec.
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"It is, it is literally bulletproof to a nine millimeter handgun," Musk said onstage during the unveiling.
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He also added that vintage watches often have 34-millimeter cases that particularly suit his small wrists.
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The mags are actually bigger, so you can shoot longer takes than you can on 35 millimeter.
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Qualcomm's chip handles the two variants of 5G networks, so-called sub-6 and millimeter-wave bands.
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The latest of these is the 34-millimeter Mansart, named for the noted 17th-century French architect.
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Seven pieces mark the 10-year rotation, including this 42.5-millimeter white-gold diamond-set women's piece.
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At that moment, the gunman pulled out a 9-millimeter pistol and fired 12 times, officials said.
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The seventh was the masterpiece—an airy, millimeter-perfect pass to James Quick in the back corner.
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Nike's current Vaporfly 212% and Vaporfly Next% shoes have a 22016-millimeter midsole, or about 22 inches.
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City Cinemas 1, 33, 3 on the Upper East Side keep a 70-millimeter projector on hand.
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It's showing on Saturday and Tuesday in an excellent 35-millimeter print from the Istituto Luce Cinecittà.
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The screenings will use the director's personal 240-millimeter print, and she will appear at several showings.
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A barrage rained down on them: six 81-millimeter mortar rounds arrived in just over a minute.
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The authorities said he was armed with a handgun and an SKS 7.62-millimeter semiautomatic assault rifle.
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It has a thin 5 millimeter design and a dual-core 7th-generation Intel Core i5 processor.
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What T-Mobile isn't claiming are nationwide offerings for the fastest form of 5G: millimeter wave (mmWave).
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I've tested Verizon's 5G in Chicago twice and T-Mobile's millimeter-wave network in New York City.
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Without losing his affection for the Brownie, he gradually moved to 35-millimeter and large-format cameras.
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But millimeter waves aren't the only, or even the main, way that carriers will deliver 5G service.
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They are so small their size is described in micrometers, which are a thousandth of a millimeter.
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The only place blocks of that size reside is in the upper reaches of millimeter wave spectrum.
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With the measurements taken (my right foot is 1 millimeter longer than my left, while my left is 1 millimeter wider than my right), the associate can provide a range of sizes for me, which includes where my best fit could fall in any shoe in Nike's catalog.
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Two years ago, they were weaving with 600-filament count conductive polymer thread half a millimeter in diameter.
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The Series 3 38-millimeter Apple Watch's price has fluctuated like nobody's business since Series 383 came out.
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Once again, you can grab the 38-millimeter Apple Watch Series 3 on sale for $199 at Walmart.
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There's a 3.5-millimeter headphone jack that lets you connect a larger speaker for your music-blasting enjoyment.
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Laptop design—especially in this particular premium space—is all about minimalism: aluminum unibodies and millimeter thick bezels.
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The seven-component TRUST helmet liner system weighs 13.65 grams and includes a 14-millimeter thick trap pad.
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And it will be the first carrier to support 264G across multiple spectrums (25 MHz and millimeter wave).
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The EHT project links up eight millimeter-wavelength telescopes in Hawaii, Arizona, California, Mexico, Chile, Spain, and Antarctica.
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The layers are even, with nary the smallest square millimeter of the scone left untouched by the accompaniments.
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That said, T-Mobile hasn't necessarily ruled out use of millimeter wave bands for its 5G efforts either.
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Reached by The Verge, Facebook confirmed the millimeter-wave research and said its development was part of Internet.
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This will be a particular challenge once 25G in the UK moves toward the millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum.
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" The documents also state that "[Hodak] then took out a nine millimeter pistol, and threatened to use it.
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Using a LIDAR sensor enables preservationists to construct a 3D rendering that is accurate down to the millimeter.
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It relies on something called "millimeter wave band active phased array" to provide internet access over the air.
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It now weights three grams and has a 0.7 millimeter tip — roughly the size of a ballpoint pen.
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The southern pine beetle, with its three-millimeter frame and short spindly legs, doesn't cut an imposing figure.
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Sprint has a boatload of mid-band spectrum that complements T-Mobile's low-band and millimeter wave spectrum.
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"The house is built with the same millimeter precision of the beauty I like to create," he said.
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A giant global network of radio/millimeter-wave telescopes joined together to create a virtual PLANET-SIZED telescope.
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These melting ice sheets contribute to 0.039 inches (1 millimeter) of sea level rise a year, Webb says.
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For one, Starry will use millimeter waves which already have a tough time penetrating walls and other obstacles.
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Harvard neurologist Alvaro Pascual-Leone explains that the brain can grow new pathways -- about 1 millimeter a day.
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Musk said the robot, when operated by a surgeon, will drill 2 millimeter holes in a person's skull.
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Infrared radiation exists as longer wavelengths along the spectrum, ranging from around 800 nanometers to a full millimeter.
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For debris that ranges from a millimeter to a centimeter in size, the number is approximately 170 million.
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Living in a pile of moss were tardigrades, millimeter-long animals that resembled teddy bears crossed with caterpillars.
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Fletcher said in an interview with CNN affiliate KPTV that his injuries missed being fatal by one millimeter.
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This year Facebook also introduced Terragraph, which is designed to supplement local cellular networks with millimeter-wave technology.
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Yet it's also forgiving enough that you won't feel the need to get everything right down the millimeter.
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A 9-millimeter Smith & Wesson handgun was used in the attack on YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, Calif.
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And with 40 and 44 millimeter options, it should fit on a fairly broad range of different wrists.
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He adjusted them by the millimeter with the touch of a finger on a keyboard as Wassner pedaled.
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They are suspected of having helped Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel obtain the 7.65-millimeter automatic pistol that he used.
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LYNDA, NEW JERSEY Don't let a trifling matter like applesauce grow a millimeter larger than it has to.
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This "two millimeter shift" from getting the other person to say "you're right" to "that's right" is crucial.
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Qualcomm's chip also handles the two variants of 5G networks, so-called sub-6 and millimeter wave bands.
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The RoboBee, a millimeter-wide flying robot platform from Harvard's Wyss Institute, has been gaining improvements for years.
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Earlier this year, AT&T said it was acquiring privately held FiberTower and its millimeter wave spectrum rights.
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She had used a decades-old Pentax film camera with a 35-millimeter lens to shoot the photograph.
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Most of the features are showing on good old analog 35-millimeter film, the format of the era.
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Handmade in Italy, they have a two millimeter sole — slightly thicker than usual — for extra comfort and durability.
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But all too often, the clothes are not well-made, and the ideas are only a millimeter deep.
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"On the way," my gunner replied, and ended someone's life with the tank's 7.62-millimeter coaxial machine gun.
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The next day, astronauts found the leak — a two-millimeter-wide puncture in the Soyuz — and sealed it.
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Consider it a seasonal gift, revived for a week at Film Forum in an excellent 35-millimeter print.
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The tiniest glitter Glitterex makes is 50 by 75 microns (a micron is one thousandth of a millimeter).
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They are also very small creatures — ranging in size from less than a millimeter to just under five.
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AT&T, Verizon, and other carriers are beginning their 22019G rollouts with signals called millimeter wave (or mmWave).
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He wanted a "ghost gun," an untraceable 9-millimeter handgun that hadn't been stolen, along with two clips.
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"Half a millimeter on the bottom or on the side makes this frame too big," Mr. Bezamat said.
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His parents recorded him on their 8-millimeter camera as he was mobbed by other players in celebration.
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Millimeter wave requires a much denser network of antennas, which could be cost-prohibitive outside dense urban areas.
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To his right was an Emtas, an enhanced 120-millimeter mortar system with a range of four miles.
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On the fantail amidships was a reinforced steel tripod that supported an 81-millimeter heavy mortar with another .
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It also boasts four-millimeter wave radars, multiple 4K high resolution cameras and one forward-facing infrared camera.
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The gunman, armed with a 9-millimeter handgun and several extra magazines, was killed by a sheriff's deputy.
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The new Autavia is plainly brawnier than the original, with a 42 millimeter case, rather than 39 millimeters.
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Trilobites About 540 million years ago, our ancestors were insignificant creatures no more than a millimeter in size.
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Every millimeter of the crust was hot and crispy, but the syrup-soaked interior was soft and melty.
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It also has a millimeter-wave service that it only offers to business customers in a few locations.
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It mounted a huge "mortar" that fired 380-millimeter rocket projectiles adapted from a naval depth-charge system.
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This translates into an increase in sea levels of nearly 1 millimeter per year, according to the calculations.
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"That was the last frame in a roll of 35 millimeter," he told The Irish Examiner in 2013.
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The tableau in front of Mr. Trump included an AK-221 assault rifle and multiple 9-millimeter handguns.
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"Basically we had to saw through the amber within a three or four-millimeter window," said Dr. McKellar.
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Shot in 16-millimeter film, "Smithereens" was the first American independent film to screen in competition at Cannes.
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He visited museums, got fired, struggled, watched "The Blood of a Poet," bought a Bolex 16-millimeter camera.
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The K1, meanwhile, doesn't move, but uses millimeter-wave technology to scan for concealed weapons and other metal items.
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Meteoroids between a millimeter and a centimeter burn up in the atmosphere and appear to us as shooting stars.
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The fossils, about half the width of a human hair and just half a millimeter long, were buried within.
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At 50 millimeters in size, the current prototype is a bit larger than even the 42-millimeter Apple Watch.
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It happened following several 911 calls with concerned people saying the suspect was firing off a 0.9 millimeter handgun.
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That doesn't seem like a lot on paper, but on a watch, you notice every tenth of a millimeter.
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There are no seams, only the barest of camera bumps, and everything seems milled down to sub-millimeter tolerances.
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Sprint isn't relying on the same high-frequency millimeter-wave tech as Verizon and AT&T at the moment.
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Conceived by Aereo founder Chet Kanojia, Starry looks to handle every aspect of broadband service using millimeter wave technology.
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Additionally, working in miniature means you have to develop an eye for duplicating things down to the half millimeter.
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Eventually, King Children will look to support all devices that enable facial scanning with accuracy down to the millimeter.
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We've made all the investments that are required in fiber and millimeter wave spectrum and those sorts of things.
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But it's understandable when some of the 1,200 mechanical watch parts used are smaller than a millimeter in size.
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Meanwhile, their 3D scanners are able to capture the surface of an artwork to a tenth of a millimeter.
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One strike by a millimeter-long object could cripple a deep-space mission if it doesn't have repair capabilities.
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Their constellation will have sub-millimeter resolution, beating larger platforms like Sentinel, founder and CEO Payam Banazadeh tells Axios.
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As a result, it can resolve cellular details even up to half a millimeter beneath the surface of tissue.
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As for the woman, doctors removed the maggot through a 5 millimeter incision into her skin, the report states.
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It&aposs common for spiders to be much smaller than this, down to even half a millimeter in thickness.
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These surfaces were traced on clear acetate film, photographed with low-angle light, and measured to the nearest millimeter.
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The company recently launched 5G in six cities, with the first official millimeter-wave 5G coverage maps we've seen.
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That makes sense when you remember that T-Mobile only has 100MHz of millimeter-wave spectrum in New York.
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Millimeter wave signals are also more easily absorbed by oxygen and water, and cannot travel through walls or windows.
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These things are gorgeous, they last a hundred thousand hours and have tolerances of a fraction of a millimeter.
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Millimeter WaveThe range of the wireless spectrum above either 24 GHz or 30 GHz, depending on whom you ask.
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For instance, the 188th fired 65,000 exploding 30-millimeter shells at the Taliban during its last deployment to Afghanistan.
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One is a micro satellite that will collect real-time data on space junk that's smaller than a millimeter.
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Millimeter wave spectrum between 30 GHz and 300 GHz is expected to play a large role in 5G networks.
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They are based on millimeter-wave technology, and they're giving security personnel the equivalent of Superman's x-ray vision.
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Even an icebox of a planet like this one emits a small amount of energy at millimeter radio wavelengths.
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He says that outside of work and the gym, he is almost always carrying either his 9 millimeter or .
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His latest sculpture, for the Year of the Monkey, measures just one millimeter (0.039) inches along its longest edge
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This is the 23 millimeter major, it's a lot taller 'cause it's got a lot more powder in it.
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It's not like there's a lesion in a three-millimeter location, and we could just take care of that.
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Then he glued on each 4-millimeter crystal, in five hues ranging from crystal silver shade to jet black.
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Despite being less than a millimeter in length, it's quite straightforward to photograph tardigrades, also known as water bears.
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Ms. Eensaar's contribution featured a playful statement ring: a diamond-encrusted scorpion crafted from a 22-millimeter Tahitian pearl.
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Mr. Branagh shot the film in the 65-millimeter format, which offers a particular kind of "big movie" resolution.
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The ultimate plan calls for a twin-barrel, 50-millimeter weapon that can spit out 200 rounds per minute.
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To demonstrate the scalability of their technique, the Berkeley researchers built a functional millimeter-scale inverter, or NOT gate.
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You can also watch "Night of Anubis," a 16-millimeter "work print" of "Living Dead" under a different title.
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Firing 155-millimeter shells, these cannons can have a range up to 25 miles with special GPS-guided munitions.
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She had her fiancé buy her a cheap, two-millimeter engagement ring from Amazon, but she never wears it.
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Mr. Gauthier introduced his first watch, the 245-millimeter Prestige HM ("hour, minute"), at the 22 Baselworld watch fair.
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Apple will not perform logic board-level repairs for consumers, which require soldering and reseating of millimeter-size components.
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At the same time, the cinematographer Zak Mulligan emphasizes the movie's 90s setting by choosing mostly 16-millimeter film.
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Earlier this week, once-invisible ancient, massive galaxies were uncovered by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array in Chile.
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How elaborate a space — indeed, how much space, down to the millimeter — do we need to survive, to thrive?
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For 33 years, Imax meant a 70-millimeter film strip run horizontally and projected on a four-story screen.
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One hunched down, unloaded the magazine of his own 9-millimeter pistol and pulled out a bullet to compare.
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"They did not know they sat on a mine we made from a 105 millimeter cannon shell," she recalled.
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In their place, schools across Florence District 1 are now equipped with millimeter wave body scanners from Evolv Technology.
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His war drama, "Dunkirk," was shown in 70 millimeter at more than 100 theaters across the country last year.
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Plastic pieces in the ocean range in size from microplastics just 1 millimeter across to plastic bottles and straws.
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Now a 1-millimeter change in the direction could end up with a 10-meter difference a mile away.
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Shot in 70-millimeter, "The Savage Innocents" is a haunting mix of studio and location work in northern Canada.
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Case in point: this millimeter-tall rendition of Michelangelo's famous "David" printed with copper using a newly developed technique.
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What we think we know: Federal Communications Commission filings suggest Google's next phones won't have millimeter-wave 5G either.
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The surprising thing about this galaxy, imaged using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array in Chile, is its age.
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Mr. Chalfant would then grab his 35-millimeter camera and document it before transit authorities could buff the train.
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AT&T and Verizon are—at the moment—deploying millimeter wave (mmWave) 53G service, which delivers significantly faster speeds.
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But the Mate X is only 11 millimeters thick when folded, much thinner than Samsung's 17 millimeter Galaxy Fold.
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Case in point: this millimeter-tall rendition of Michelangelo's famous "David" printed with copper using a newly developed technique.
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And the skilled brush makers can effortlessly separate between 28- and 32-millimeter-length hairs just with their hands.
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The discarded version happened to also be captured on 16-millimeter film by an amateur filmmaker who lived nearby.
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To get such high speeds, Verizon is using millimeter wave technology that connects with fiber close to the home.
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Verizon and AT&T both offer millimeter-wave-based services, but they're only available in a handful of locations.
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Israel judges the price of deviating by a millimeter from its most powerful, uncritical backer to be too high.
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To do this, Starry is using a combination of frequencies including some very high ones known as millimeter waves.
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Why was a two-millimeter piece of his foot removed and preserved in a deep-freeze container in 2017?
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The records show he had gone for his own 9-millimeter pistol when he heard someone in his closet.
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Dr. Jaliman operates an apparatus with a pencil eraser-size tip under the brow to raise it one millimeter.
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To address this issue on the new Galaxy Note 43, Samsung made quite a bit of noise about how it tripled the size of its heat spreader from the 100 square-millimeter unit used in the Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S9, to a 335 square-millimeter unit in the Galaxy Note 9.
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The snail was one of many creatures used to test it, all "little one- to five-millimeter zooplankton," he said.
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Grab the 38-millimeter Apple Watch Series 3 on sale for $199 before it goes out of stock for good.
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Instead, they used a laser pulse to zap a four-millimeter asteroid model, based on the composition of meteorite fragments.
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It's made of 216 panels of high-density foam, carved to match mapping data down to a quarter-millimeter tolerance.
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These creatures, just a millimeter long, rely on a single nerve that detects Earth's magnetic field and orients them accordingly.
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These creatures, just a millimeter long, rely on a single nerve that detects Earth's magnetic field and orients them accordingly.
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And if it was a deliberate act, again, drilling a 2 millimeter hole seems a fairly pathetic attempt at sabotage.
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Another problem with millimeter waves is often it requires a clear line-of-sight between the device and the transmitter.
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This image, taken by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array is the highest-resolution photo of the star so far.
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This image, taken by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array is the highest-resolution photo of the star so far.
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The robots gauge the distance from one another based on the wireless signal strength and are accurate to the millimeter.
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TL;DR: The sought-after Apple Watch Series 3 (38-millimeter) is back on sale for $199, saving you $80.
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They determined the source was a 2-millimeter hole in the Soyuz capsule and quickly filled it up with epoxy.
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The Lady Datejust Oyster has a 216-millimeter watch size, yellow gold and diamonds, and a list price of $20193,22019.
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Although plastic doesn't degrade, it does break down into microplastics, which can be as small as a millimeter in diameter.
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The University of Arizona astronomer saw the shimmering blob in new data from the Atacama Large Millimeter Array in Chile.
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Starry Beam then points the millimeter waves in different directions (active phased array), which can bounce off of buildings, etc.
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Whether you do it a millimeter from the speaker or three feet away in the phone itself is not important.
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Early deployments by U.S. carriers have largely focused on the "millimeter wave" band, with good reason: It's fast and plentiful.
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Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA) have identified an awesome new form of cosmic weather: black hole rain.
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EST/EDT: According to Adam, the Shuttle's frame is made from one-millimeter foam and weighs somewhere around 2.5 grams.
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Head lice tend to be bigger, three millimeters in length compared to around one to 1.6 millimeter for pubic lice.
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Millimeter wave connections work over a much shorter distance, but they're far faster, enabling Verizon to deliver gigabit speeds wirelessly.
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If you squint, you can see that the bezels are a fraction of a millimeter smaller on the new phone.
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Arrays of small scales, each less than half a millimeter wide, cover the entire surface of the dinosaur's tiny feet.
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The Spectre Folio comes with three ports—two USB-C ports and one Thunderbolt—and a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack.
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But 100MHz of millimeter-wave has speeds like 100MHz of pretty much anything else, including Sprint's 120MHz of mid-band.
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When I've tested Verizon's millimeter-wave in Chicago and AT&T's in Dallas, I've seen 65-70 percent signal loss.
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When you're dealing with something small enough to fit on your wrist, you take every spare millimeter you can get.
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The 40-millimeter titanium case is tough but light, weighing in at 1.9-ounces, with a sand-blasted matte finish.
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One wound, according to the original police report, was a millimeter away from slashing a major artery near Leutner's heart.
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By contrast, the Swimsuit issue clips pop with color, every square millimeter buffed into a little gem of tropical warmth.
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It was still a million miles behind F1, where every tiny bit of carbon fiber gets customized to the millimeter.
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I've seen a corpse with its organs knocked out from the impact of 5.56-millimeter rounds from an M-4.
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Because of the film's extraordinary use of the illumination from oil lamps, it demands to be seen on 35-millimeter.
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But his weapons also included a 9-millimeter pistol, as his main duty was to oversee security for the chamber.
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Millimeter frequencies have been found to accelerate bacterial growth, and when combined with antibiotics, they have an even stronger effect.
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The 5G hotspot, the Netgear Nighthawk, will only work on one part of AT&T's 5G technology, called millimeter wave.
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The surface of the eye is thin and fragile — about half a millimeter thick — making it vulnerable to microbial invasion.
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The police recovered a 9-millimeter pistol from the scene, and officials posted a photo of the weapon on Twitter.
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"I have no complains about her, and beyond that, my opinion of her has not changed one millimeter," Arielli said.
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The biggest change is the item that is missing: The 3.5-millimeter audio port for plugging in earphones and speakers.
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Apple says there's now one millimeter of key travel—the amount each key moves when you press down on it.
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The Army fields similar systems for the Stryker, a wheeled armored troop transport that fits an optional 105-millimeter gun.
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Mr. Keeve's romantic connection to his subject seems to inform every gorgeous black-and-white frame of 16-millimeter film.
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Though they are only half a millimeter long on average, these tiny creatures are giants when it comes to durability.
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"Even something as big as a T. rex had thin enamel," he said, about one-quarter-of-a-millimeter thick.
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The soil comes from a terroir that receives less than one millimeter of rain per year; Mars is similarly dry.
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"For the Plasma" is a film with no shortage of ambition, taste (Maine looks great in 16-millimeter) or ideas.
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It works by emitting bursts of millimeter wave energy that bounce off particles and can be detected by the radar.
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After executing a search warrant, investigators found ammunition for a 9-millimeter gun at Mr. DeRisi's home, Mr. Marzulli said.
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Half-dressed British soldiers sat idly next to their howitzers, smoking until they had to fire the 22-millimeter gun.
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Before treatment, patients averaged about 50 on a 100-millimeter visual scale of nausea severity, with 100 being the worst.
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He opened the bag, leading to the discovery of a Ruger 9-millimeter handgun and the arrest of the woman.
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This new discovery, made using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile, offers an explanation—but something's off.
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Twenty-four of these contain microphotographs — some only a millimeter wide — showing images of Paris and surrounding France and Europe.
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While in San Pedro de Atacama, I also wanted to visit the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, known as ALMA.
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At the scene, the police said, detectives found 11 shell casings from a 9-millimeter handgun and two from a .
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The frequencies AT&T and Verizon, known as millimeter wave or "mmWave", are using are significantly higher than Wi-Fi.
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Today, there are three kinds of Imax: Imax 70 millimeter, the fat-celluloid original; and two generations of digital Imax.
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Great movie, interrupted a half-dozen times when the 35-millimeter print failed and was promptly fixed by the projectionist.
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The craft will carry panels that can measure the number of strikes from debris of even less than a millimeter.
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When I replaced the strap, he said, I should get a 14-millimeter buckle, which would be more in proportion.
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And a 2012 Army briefing noted that the service still had more than 3.6 million 155-millimeter DPICM artillery shells.
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What's special about this gear is that they fit the contours of the athlete's head — down to the half-millimeter.
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That alloy enables the car to be "literally bulletproof" against at least smaller firearms, including 9-millimeter handguns, Musk said.
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At the top is ultra-fast millimeter wave technology, on which Verizon is so far basing its entire 5G experience.
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They measure ant movements by fractions of a millimeter as the insects perambulate along finely calibrated grids traced in ceramic.
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To provide reliable, ubiquitous 21992G service over millimeter-wave frequencies, carriers will need a larger number of smaller access points.
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Millimeter waves and other radio waves, along with visible light, are considered non-ionizing, meaning they don't break molecular bonds.
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That position is backed up by decades of research on the biological effects of non-ionizing radiation, including millimeter waves.
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The small group of students met in a tiny room to watch Tarkovsky, Bergman and Bresson on 16-millimeter film.
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A lot of innovation and work needs to happen to make the millimeter wave bands usable for commercial wireless services.
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These 19723 crosses, each about 60 feet in diameter, are a mile apart from one another down to the millimeter.
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Yet the site added that not all is well with the development process, particularly with the level of heat generated by millimeter-wave signal processing: Many wireless carriers, including Verizon and AT&T in the U.S., will initially rely on millimeter-wave spectrum (between 30 gigahertz and 300 Ghz) to connect the first 5G phones.
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"Over the life of this project we have sequentially developed solutions to challenging problems, like how to build complex devices at millimeter scales, how to create high-performance millimeter-scale artificial muscles, bioinspired designs, and novel sensors, and flight control strategies," said Robert Wood, one of the researchers involved in the project, in a statement.
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The 3D object tended to shift around a bit and float a millimeter or so above the surface of the table.
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The Small Diameter Bomb II uses a technology called a "tri-mode" seeker, drawing from infrared, millimeter wave and laser-guidance.
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Reseachers at the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array peered into the past to learn a bit more about Earth's earliest days.
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The area in the rectangle is shown in fiery detail on the right, taken by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array.
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But this project is the first time millimeter-wavelength Very Long Baseline Interferometry has been used on such a massive scale.
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Millimeter-wave 5G wouldn't seem to have much to offer rural areas then, given its apparent poor performance over long distances.
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Just half a millimeter long, this Cretaceous period beetle had its signature fringed wings unfurled when it met its sticky demise.
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I'm aware we're talking about a mere millimeter of thickness here, but I felt it every time I picked it up.
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" They still have 40-millimeter drivers, but the company has reengineered them for "exceptional frequency response with lower total harmonic distortion.
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He described coming across an acre of wilderness that swarmed with tiny ravenous ants, each about half a millimeter in size.
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Here's how it works: The technology is called "millimeter wave band active phased array technology," but let's try and simplify that.
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The New Orleans Police Department said on Tuesday that a fully loaded 9 millimeter handgun had been recovered inside Smith's Mercedes.
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Police said they found a Ruger AR-556 rifle near him and he had a Glock 9 millimeter and a Ruger .
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Most important among those is the use of millimeter wave, the radio waves that will be the backbone of 53G connections.
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At 9.3mm thick, the Reno is half a millimeter thicker than the OnePlus Pro 7 and weighs slightly more at 210g.
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As far as size goes, it'll remain pretty much the same as the G4, only varying in tenths of a millimeter.
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Providing more spectrum for mobile broadband: 5G will also require more spectrum, especially in the ultra-high frequency (millimeter wave) bands.
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A tiny little coin can be pressed into a 0.0001-millimeter-thin golden rectangular sheet the size of a tatami mat.
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Apple EarPods will still fit perfectly, but the enclosure around my OnePlus Icon earbuds' jack are just a millimeter to thick.
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The robots did excellent work, planting the same types of vegetation and recreating the tribe's wooden houses down to the millimeter.
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Both OnePlus and MediaTek told us recently that mid-band products from their companies will be coming before millimeter-wave devices.
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But the MIT team claims that the millimeter wave signals can transmit fast enough to make a wireless VR headset feasible.
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Radar was designed to detect massive flying metal objects from miles away, not tiny millimeter movement from your fingers inches away.
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Under the insole and tucked flush into a cavity is the 40- by 50-millimeter casing; inside that is the magic.
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I think hair grows, um, a millimeter every month, or half-inch every six months, or a quarter kilometer every year.
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It uses the 28GHz millimeter wave band and makes use of beam forming and beam tracking technologies to hit those speeds.
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The shirts are finished with French seams and edge stitching, and the buttons are 4-millimeter-thick Australian mother-of-pearl.
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Straight Path holds millimeter wave licenses nationwide in the 39 GHz band and licences in major markets in the 28 GHz.
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A stubby gun shown in the photographs was an MK47 40-millimeter grenade launcher; a longer weapon seen was an M2 .
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Among other things, Congress approved a plan to free up high-frequency millimeter wave spectrum for both licensed and unlicensed use.
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It will be shown in its original 35-millimeter format, along with photographs from the slide show in the museum's collection.
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The North has thousands of 240-millimeter multiple-rocket launchers near its border with South Korea, according to the Defense Ministry.
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These millimeter frequencies are used by the U.S. Department of Defense as a crowd control weapon, known as Active Denial Systems.
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Patagonia, on the other hand, goes for half-millimeter variations that I've found widen the temperature windows in which they'll perform.
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The 2-millimeter grains are particularly intriguing, Filacchione said, because they can be explained by the growth of secondary ice crystals.
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But while we know how they do it in general, the millimeter- and microsecond-level details are difficult to pin down.
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The gun, a 9-millimeter semiautomatic handgun, was unloaded, but the magazines contained a total of nine rounds, the police said.
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Since the 1950s, the mosses have grown faster—around 3 millimeters a year, compared to previous averages of about 22 millimeter.
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Two clicks, and she held the mechanism open so she could nudge a single millimeter of lead back into the barrel.
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It's shot with the same bleary, soft-focus 35-millimeter haze that seemed characteristic of this genre in the early 90s.
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Our technical director even drilled the tripod into the concrete floor just to make sure it doesn't nudge by a millimeter.
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Straight Path is one of the largest holders of 28 GHz and 39 GHz millimeter wave spectrum used in mobile communications.
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Each year, Aivar told me, dying vegetation pushes the Kuresoo's 20-foot-thick repository of peat skyward by about one millimeter.
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The 16-millimeter reels were later turned into the "Alone in the Wilderness" documentaries, which are frequently shown on public television.
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Only 500 of the 45-millimeter watches will be made, each powered by Hublot's Unico HUB1242 column-wheel flyback chronograph caliber.
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Almost all animals with sperm longer than a 10th of a millimeter, he explains, weigh less than one or two pounds.
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But he returned with a Taurus 9-millimeter handgun, covered his face with a scarf and opened fire, Mr. Hurst said.
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Additionally, a pink gold, 0.633-millimeter Offshore Chronograph features a rainbow bezel of baguette-cut sapphires, set on a rubber strap.
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Prior to the Tokyo team's breakthrough, most comparable devices were made of plastic or glass substrates on a millimeter-scale thickness.
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She also provided the police with a 9-millimeter Smith & Wesson handgun that had belonged to Mr. Decoste, the affidavit said.
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Part of the process involved using a special heat fix and glue to apply the crystals to the six millimeter glass.
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As a teenager, after the family had moved to Rome, he started making short films with a borrowed 16-millimeter camera.
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In its 21th-anniversary year, the Offshore now returns in its original guise as a muscular 26-millimeter stainless steel chronograph.
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The carrier is selling Samsung's Galaxy S10 5G for those who want to utilize its millimeter wave-based 5G data speeds.
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All three phones support 5G, though only the S20 Plus and S20 Ultra support ultra-fast millimeter wave networks at launch.
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Samsung says it will launch a Galaxy S20 that supports Verizon's millimeter wave network in the second quarter of this year.
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Imagine Imax 23 millimeter, then turn the film strip so that it runs vertically, and project it in a regular theater.
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Now, with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, the most powerful telescope on Earth, astronomers have captured pictures of the explosion.
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You can pair up to two Bluetooth devices to the speaker set or connect a device via the 3.5-millimeter input.
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Inside are tiny tubes, each less than a millimeter in diameter, lined with living human cells extracted from a particular organ.
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If you want a kit with only two lenses and you're traveling a lot you can add a 70-200-millimeter.
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I was surprised that he was using a small, amateur 35-millimeter camera that could have disappeared inside my large hands.
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Sporting 40-millimeter drivers and a Bluetooth range of up to 10 meters, this pair delivers outstanding sound without compromising comfort.
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And they found that these snake organoids -- tiny balls just one millimeter wide -- produced the same toxins as the snake venom.
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Andy Warhol brought his camera with him everywhere he went — first a Polaroid, and then his treasured 2212-millimeter compact Minox.
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And the movie is showing on 35-millimeter film — a format we'll be lucky to have around as time goes by.
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The 152-millimeter high-velocity gun could punch shells through substantial concrete walls to detonate its 12-pound explosive payload within.
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These bumps, normally less than a millimeter long, can reach between 12 and 18 millimeters, according to a review last year.
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"He was a millimeter away from having himself bleed to death," Cohen, chief of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins, told CNN.
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Windstream, like Starry, is using millimeter wave spectrum recently auctioned by the FCC to provide fixed wireless in mid-sized markets.
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Millimeter waves also can't penetrate inside a building, so Starry customers will need an appropriate outdoor spot to mount their receivers.
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In the eyes of the art conservator, the geography inside that half-a-millimeter speck is a rich mine of information.
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The stent itself consists of a 3 centimeter-long, 3 millimeter-wide mesh tube made from a nickel alloy called nitinol.
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MoMA is screening the movie several times: digitally (which may defeat the purpose, on Friday and May 13), in the regularly presented 16-millimeter version (on Sunday) and — by far the most unusual offering — in a 16-millimeter presentation (on Saturday) that replicates what was shown at the film's world premiere, when the movie was two reels longer.
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"We can time things pretty well, because we know that toenails on average grow only about one millimeter per month," she says.
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Next to his workbench was a big, boxy Scopitone video jukebox from the 1960s with a set of damaged 16-millimeter films.
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Additionally, Intel says that the modem will support both millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum as well as lower-band parts of the spectrum.
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Santiago told investigators he bought a one-way ticket to Fort Lauderdale and brought a Walther 9 millimeter pistol and two magazines.
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A collection of telescopes called the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) has captured something that, until now, scientists had never seen.
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Blowing up millimeter-scale carbon rods with super-powered lasers through lavender-tinted glass, thereby simulating stellar explosions in a laboratory setting.
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The resulting 3-D image allows you to "take careful measurements usually calibrated down to a tenth of a millimeter," he said.
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Santiago told investigators he bought a one-way ticket to Fort Lauderdale and brought a Walther 9-millimeter pistol and two magazines.
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Rather, researchers are saying that percentage of the ice melted just a bit, a millimeter or so, in most of the area.
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And at each of these locations, if you inherit one version of SNP, it could raise your height by a mere millimeter.
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But at 39GHz and 28GHz, those millimeter wave signals also don't travel as far or penetrate buildings as easily as conventional cellular.
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"On the product level, it's much more complex than 4G, so a significantly higher level of challenge, especially millimeter wave," says Lau.
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Planet 9 may be a frigid wasteland, but it should still be emitting a tiny amount of energy in millimeter radio wavelengths.
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Here, the researchers were able to levitate a sphere that's 3.6-times larger than the 14-millimeter wavelength used in the experiment.
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The destroyer's 2155-millimeter guns were designed to use so-called Long Range Land-Attack Projectiles, or LRLAPs, made by Lockheed Martin.
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Straight Path is one of the largest holders of millimeter wave spectrum, which is expected to play a large role in 5G.
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The page also includes a link for Bluetooth headphones, supporting reports that the new phone indeed eliminates the 3.5-millimeter headphone jack.
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Yet I'd gladly sacrifice a millimeter (or even two!) for a better screen-to-bezel ratio, or a real physical home button.
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It has to get their position right down to the millimeter to (alternately) pick up the block or go back to charge.
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That means in order to really cover a city, carriers using millimeter wave 5G will have install equipment on every other block.
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The Omnipoint cell sites also tend to be on lower buildings than many other 4G sites, making them perfect for millimeter-wave.
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TANK-KILLING ROBOT REVEALED For engaging moving targets in bad weather, StormBreaker uses the millimeter wave radar and IR for terminal guidance.
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In his car, authorities recovered a nine millimeter handgun, which Powell lacked a carry permit for, and drug paraphernalia, the complaint said.
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Millimeter waves have much shorter range than current smartphone signals and are easily disrupted by weather conditions like rain, fog, and snow.
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It's attractive to carriers because it offers lots of bandwidth while presenting fewer challenges than the millimeter wave range of the spectrum.
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The duo also found fossilized evidence of worm tunnels, some only a millimeter in size and others the width of a finger.
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There, he found an unobstructed sightline and used a 400-millimeter long-range telephoto lens, usually employed by photographers shooting sporting events.
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This ultra-light nanomaterial is constructed at a millimeter scale, consisting of polymer-based structures that can be shaped around an object.
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Chamfers precisely milled to a thousandth of a millimeter now count far less than seamless usability across a variety of connected devices.
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Rove and Trump have repeatedly sparred this election cycle, with the operative calling Trump's grasp of policy "a millimeter deep" in March.
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AT&T says this rollout will be based on the 3GPP standard and will operate on the millimeter wave, or mmWave, spectrum.
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While millimeter-wave spectrum offers faster speeds, it cannot cover big geographic areas and will require significant new small cell infrastructure deployments.
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The 35-millimeter print should do justice to Michael Ballhaus's nostalgic black-and-white cinematography, not to mention the movie's celebrated backbeat.
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I tried VISSLA's 7 Seas model in New York this late spring and was hot in the 3/2-millimeter full suit.
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In 1956, Diane Arbus labeled a roll of 35-millimeter film "#1," as if aware that she was embarking on something important.
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Eyal Gever has 3D printed the undulating surface of the ocean—or at least a 996 x 796 millimeter chunk of it.
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The brain contains more than 10 billion nerve endings; a surgeon's blade misplaced by a millimeter can render a patient entirely paralyzed.
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The "eye" was caught in a staring contest with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), marking a rare moment for astronomy.
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But on gritty 8-millimeter fim he is preserved, looped for eternity as he sails to a future he will never reach.
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But doctors said one of the stab wounds had come within a millimeter of an artery whose breach would have killed her.
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The 105-millimeter shells were supposed to land 400 meters away from My Lai, but some of the rounds fell near houses.
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Extreme close-ups of the launch were filmed on a special 70-millimeter format, which made digitally scanning them even more complicated.
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The 40-millimeter watches, which all have blue alligator straps, were powered with Caliber UN-230 self-winding movements incorporating silicium technology.
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Model: A 42-millimeter sport watch that features a mechanical movement, a sapphire crystal and case back, and a hand-painted dial.
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Inside its 21001-millimeter white gold case is Patek's lauded hand-wound chronograph caliber, a movement now notching 2116 years in service.
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The 42-millimeter case is made of carbon and wood, and a yellow anodized aluminum container surrounds the Japanese Miyota automatic movement.
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And creating just one dial for his 42-millimeter watch, which was introduced last year, can take as long as two months.
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Imagine a frame of film from "Lawrence of Arabia," shot in 65 millimeter, which became the gold standard for wide-screen epics.
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In his sandals, he peered at his laptop and ordered a strike of 73-millimeter SPG projectiles to push the rebels back.
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The ancient couples were quaint in the stiff, sepia photos posing in their Sunday best or in jerky 16-millimeter home movies.
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In 2005, a number of 107-millimeter rockets were fired at two U.S. Navy warships in Aqaba, Jordan, killing a Jordanian soldier.
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The Weinstein Company hired Mr. Cutler to locate and refurbish dozens of 70-millimeter projectors to show "The Hateful Eight"; Warner Bros.
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The old 240-millimeter rockets have an estimated range of 37 miles, putting Seoul, a capital with 10 million people, within reach.
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Two tools enabled the search: the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array of telescopes in Chile and the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft.
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Inside, investigators recovered shell casings indicating that Mr. Goode had fired 15 rounds from a 9-millimeter handgun, the police official said.
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The researchers looked at three bright, nearby and large protoplanetary disks imaged by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array Telescope in Chile.
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These aren't the kind of speed tests that'll leave your eyes wide open in disbelief to the same degree as millimeter wave.
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As CNET notes, it's still fairly piecemeal in certain respects — the existing millimeter 5G wave network won't work with the new devices.
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Another new timepiece, the Lady Victoria Diamond, features a bejeweled bracelet, with 5.64 carats of diamonds and a petite 14-millimeter dial.
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The corpsman who examined the wound said it was caused by a 5.56-millimeter bullet, which matched weapons that the Marines carried.
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The majestic 36-millimeter Plume Noir ($31,000) features a sunburst in a black-and-gold palette of graduated threads, feathers and diamonds.
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The biggest gets in this retrospective are his 1980s and '90s films, which the Metrograph will screen in archival 35-millimeter prints.
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Soli is a motion sensing technology that uses radar to detect tiny hand or finger movements in 3D space with millimeter-level accuracy.
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It has an action button, a microphone off button, volume buttons, a light ring, a power port, and a 3.5 millimeter audio output.
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They took a closer look using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), a fairly new, super-advanced array of telescopes in Chile.
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According to the study, the researchers were able to use their device to manipulate up to 25 millimeter-scale objects in three dimensions.
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But the most distinctive innovation of 5G will be its reliance, for the first time, on extremely high-frequency millimeter wave spectrum bands.
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Millimeter wave technology alone isn't going to be enough: indoor coverage on Verizon's 5G network is basically nonexistent, and that's a major issue.
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Disappointingly, only the two premium iterations of the company's S20 flagship phone will support both millimeter-wave (mmWave) and sub-6 13G bands.
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T-Mobile says it will overcome these challenges by augmenting the millimeter wave side of its 5G network with low-band 600MHz spectrum.
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Indoor coverage is also essentially nonexistent, with Verizon falling back to LTE speeds since windows and walls are enough to defeat millimeter wave.
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Manal, who was nicknamed Cash, had found a 9-millimeter handgun that was kept in the store for protection, and fatally shot himself.
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Sprint isn't launching super-fast millimeter wave coverage like its competitors, since it doesn't own licenses on the wireless airwaves to support it.
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Both are theoretically capable of up to 10Gbps speeds, though with millimeter wave in particular we're talking about fairly short-range data transfers.
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Their new calculation, called the Geocentric Datum of Australia, will be released in 2017 and plots the continent's position down to the millimeter.
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This made it visible to Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) which took this view:It's not just a cool thing to see, though.
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Using the ALMA telescope in Chile's Atacama desert, the astronomers detected the faint millimeter-wavelength signals emanating from a cool ring of gas.
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Millimeter-wave isn't magic; the reason some people talk about it as if it is, is because huge spectrum bandwidths are sometimes available.
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On the Lower East Side of Manhattan, I was able to walk more than a mile without consistently losing millimeter-wave 5G signal.
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Millimeter-wave's short range means it can't be broadcast from too high up, or it will have relatively little coverage on the ground.
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But the artists' collaboration began in the Italian avant-garde of the 1970s with a series of poetic, often elusive eight-millimeter films.
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Millimeter waves are thought to be the future of high-speed data transmission technology, and may form the backbone of 5G mobile networks.
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With Facebook's initial millimeter-wave patent yet to be granted, it's still unclear who would have the upper hand in such a fight.
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Ikea already offers customers several robust 3D planning tools to help design and visualize kitchens, wardrobes, and storage areas down to the millimeter.
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Either it would grow another millimeter and end her ability to breathe, or the abscess would "explode" and leak poison into her body.
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The body piercer cut a space between the skin and the muscle tissue, creating about a 10-millimeter space, and injected the chip.
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AND BY THE WAY WITH THE HYPE THAT THE UNITED STATES HAS HAD AROUND AT&T AND VERIZON'S MILLIMETER WAVE, WE ARE BEHIND.
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Airwaves: The FCC will auction off three big slices of millimeter-wave airwaves that are crucial to connecting new devices at high speeds.
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"If it's missing the 3.5-millimeter earphone jack, that's going to tick off a lot of people," he told the Australian Financial Review.
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Ericka Beckman, a media artist, enters the collection with "You the Better," a 16-millimeter film from 1983 that explores games of chance.
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At 4.9 millimeters, the set is thinner than an iPhone, though it's still thicker than the 2.57 millimeter OLED set LG just unveiled.
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Somewhere along the way, Ali Sonboly got his hands on a 227-millimeter Glock handgun, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition for it.
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In the cab, police found an automatic 7.65-millimeter pistol, two fake assault rifles, a nonfunctioning grenade, and a cellphone and unspecified documents.
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Despite plans to create 35 millimeter prints, he describes the format as "dead," outlining DVD, Blu-ray and streaming options for future releases.
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It actually sticks out of the device a millimeter or so, similar to what you'd find on the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus.
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When there's a problem in the brain, it pays to be precise — every millimeter counts with something like a tumor or blocked artery.
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And keeping a satellite perfectly still is hard enough, to say nothing of having it move perfectly to within fractions of a millimeter.
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And there's tons of speculation and some indicators — testing spectrum in Kansas* and some millimeter wave experiments — that Access has big wireless plans.
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Here, researchers cultivate bacteria in miniature test tubes and measure how well they digest a tiny 6-millimeter disc of a given plastic.
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The Alamo Drafthouse chain, which does not have a Netflix ban, will not screen "Roma" at its 70-millimeter-capable Downtown Brooklyn theater.
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Sheriff Gahler said that Ms. Moseley carried out the shooting with a Glock 9-millimeter handgun that she had legally purchased in March.
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Critic's Notebook The cameras that Fred W. McDarrah carried — a boxy old Rolleicord, and later a battered 35-millimeter Nikon S2 — weren't special.
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So they had the Swiss company that produces Graff's movements make a 5-millimeter-deep unit that could slide unobtrusively into the design.
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At the outbreak of the Libyan civil war in 2011, fighters there mounted 107-millimeter rocket launchers onto the backs of pickup trucks.
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It had thousands of 35-millimeter slides, showing everything from close-ups of Manets and Monets to wide-angle shots of the galleries.
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PERSON TO PERSON Shooting on 16-millimeter, Dustin Guy Defa directs this scrappy ensemble comedy set on a single day in New York.
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They carried their artillery with them, 21967 millimeter howitzers slung under the boxy CH-2875 "Chinook" cargo helicopters the Army had recently developed.
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A preliminary investigation found that the 120-millimeter mortar shells were launched on Sunday from the Buaytha area, in the south of Baghdad.
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I was an engineering student at Dartmouth who could no longer figure out the difference between an inch, a centimeter and a millimeter.
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He fabricated marionettes and cast them in a short 16-millimeter film that told the story of an extraterrestrial who traveled to Earth.
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Each phone will work on any US carrier, though, of the three, the standard S22 won't work on Verizon's millimeter-wave 220G network.
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They studied the binary star system, HD101584, using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array of telescopes in Chile to find out what happened.
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Millimeter wave networks are significantly faster than today&aposs 4G LTE networks since they tap into high-frequency, un-congested radio spectrum bands.
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The result could even be as small as a hundredth of a square millimeter, Hudson says, vastly smaller than Bloomberg's grain of rice.
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But most carriers are rolling out millimeter wave 210G in an extremely limited area, and focusing on public spaces like stadiums and arenas.
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Built-in security measures applied to the vehicle included 30-millimeter bullet-resistant laminated glass for the fixed windscreen and detachable side panels.
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Amazon has the series 3 Apple Watch available in the 42 millimeter silver aluminum case with white sport band model available for $229.
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"You know, the butterfly wings have to be the right height to the millimeter so the dancers don't hit them," Mr. Lacroix said.
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Re, a network of women's centers and shelters, said that women were not going to "give up one millimeter" in defending their rights.
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The film, shot in gorgeous 35 millimeter, centers on a 13-year-old, Ava (Noée Abita), who learns she will soon go blind.
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In the '230s, Warhol made hundreds of silent movies of studio visitors with a Bolex camera and 16-millimeter black-and-white film.
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Ultimately, it added only a tenth of a millimeter to the overall thickness of this concept phone in its current design, Lau claims.
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After executing a search warrant at Mr. DeRisi's home in October, investigators found ammunition for a 9-millimeter gun and a BB gun.
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The state police said that Kodak Black was found with marijuana and that officers discovered a Glock 9-millimeter pistol in the vehicle.
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They can even create safety barriers: If the drill comes within 1 millimeter of something sensitive, it slows down to prevent any errors.
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Gucci's signature colored stripes, just one of the house motifs that have appeared in Alessandro Michele's magpie looks in recent seasons, have made their way onto the luminous mother-of-pearl dials on its G-Frame collection, like the 21-millimeter-by-34-millimeter rectangular design ($1,450) with a red, white and navy stripe dial, set on a tan leather strap.
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That's not the feeling I had when I first held the 9-millimeter revolver, or fired the fully automatic rifle with a drum magazine.
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Like every phone manufacturer, Samsung is looking to harvest every cubic millimeter it can within a smartphone chassis in order to improve its technology.
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In the end, a 2.8-millimeter prime lens worked perfectly, capturing some of the most satisfying high-speed destruction footage we've seen in years.
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By tweaking each vector a millimeter here, and a hair there, designers can create the kind of expressiveness that differentiates Baskerville from, say, Courier.
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Woodworth's shuttle is five times as large as Lego's and its made from 9-millimeter-thick foam sheets instead of hundreds of plastic bricks.
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Speaking of real estate, that's a 10.5-inch Super AMOLED display and a fairly slim 5.7-millimeter body — thinner and lighter than the S4.
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"It missed the jugular by a millimeter, but it did hit one of the main arteries, so he had some serious surgery," Margie says.
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As I felt the thickness of the new materials they were using, I couldn't help but wonder: Is everything a millimeter or two thinner?
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They're about one third of a millimeter long, so your chances of seeing one and flicking it off your body are next to nil.
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The US Army just got a new tank with the ability to fire deadlier "smart" rounds from its powerful, 23-millimeter-diameter main cannon.
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"That becomes possible when you're willing to forego sub-millimeter precision because you realize you don't need it with AI-based control," says Abbeel.
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The researchers used a group of radio telescopes in Chile known as ALMA (or the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array) to find the disk.
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The test was completed using the X103 210G modem first announced a year ago and was performed on the 2600GHz millimeter wave frequency band.
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Tardigrades — which grow up to a millimeter in length — swim with four sets of stubby legs that appear much too small for their bodies.
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Despite all these additions, though, the new Paperwhite is 25 grams lighter than the old model and almost a full millimeter thinner at 201mm.
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Earth was first imaged from outer space in 1946, with a Devry 35-millimeter motion picture camera strapped to a modest V-2 rocket.
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Both Starry and Terragraph transmit data in the millimeter wave spectrum, and employ a phased array of antennae to maintain a narrowly beamed signal.
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Speakers vibrate to make sound, so there are hard problems to solve when you're trying to add a chip that detects millimeter-scale movements.
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This glass sculpture is a blown-up scale model of a radiolarian, a protozoan with a diameter of about one-tenth of a millimeter.
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GPS technology is now capable of recording millimeter-scale changes in the landscape, accurate enough to measure the growth rate of a human fingernail.
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Sennheiser didn't comment on whether those headphones will cost more than the traditional headphones that connect to phones via the 3.5-millimeter headphone jack.
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The 9.7-inch iPad Pro is the first iPad with a camera that sticks out about a millimeter from the back of the device.
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Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther previously said the BB gun looks "almost identical" to the 9-millimeter Glock semi-automatic handguns carried by city police.
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Soon after, the duo witnessed the Lumière brothers showing off a film they had made with their cinematogrape, a 35-millimeter motion picture camera.
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You can argue that Hossa being a millimeter or two ahead of the play did not matter, but he was, and that's the rule.
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It's testing Terragraph, which augments terrestrial cellular networks with new millimeter-wave technology that delivers data 10 times faster than existing Wi-Fi networks.
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Because of the film's extraordinary use of the illumination from oil lamps, it demands to be seen on 35-millimeter, and it will be.
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Ballistics tests matched the weapon, a Glock 9-millimeter handgun, with shell casings found at the home and near where Ms. Poyau was killed.
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Bob Weston, a property developer, bent down to pick up a wedge of disintegrating 2000-millimeter movie stock from the earth at his feet.
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Toenails usually grow at about 1 millimeter per month, Lipner said, so a nail can take up to a year to fully grow back.
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The Factory, whose name he helped invent, became his workplace and spartan home not long after Warhol gave him a 35-millimeter Pentax camera.
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The latest airport body scanner machines detect hidden objects with extremely high frequency radiation known as millimeter waves, which bounce off things they strike.
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A ring from the collection features a 30-millimeter South Sea baroque pearl drizzled with white gold and encrusted with black and white diamonds.
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The student, an 11-year-old boy in fifth grade, had a loaded Hi-Point 9-millimeter pistol in his backpack, the authorities said.
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Once the province of academic engineers, there is increasingly a consensus emerging among technology leaders that millimeter-wave technology is ready for prime time.
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Nine West Floral Rose Goldtone Watch, available from Amazon for $27.57 This 38-millimeter Japanese-quartz watch is both equal parts fashionable and functional.
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The two- to three-centimeter incision around the areola severs many more nerves and ducts than the tiny, two-millimeter piercing through the nipple.
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The 41-millimeter steel watch is also the first to carry the DUW 6101 automatic caliber, the 11th produced in-house by the brand.
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In the mid-254s, John Schabel used a 201-millimeter lens to take photographs of airplane passengers framed by the windows of the plane.
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But the new restoration, from the original 16-millimeter film, probably represents the best it's ever looked, given its original airing on tube television.
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For 40 million years the land masses of what are now North America and Africa moved at a rate of one millimeter per year.
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The fragments were contained on 300 glass microscope slides, each only a hundredth of a millimeter thick and roughly a square inch in size.
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He also asked the agent for a "ghost gun," or an untraceable 9-millimeter gun that had not been stolen, according to court documents.
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I own an assault rifle: an 8 millimeter German Mauser bolt action from World War I. Any gun can be called an assault rifle.
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The Indian Express newspaper reported the contents of the forensic report, detailing that the same 7.65-millimeter gun had been used in both murders.
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I saw college libraries with dusty DVDs and 16-millimeter cans on their shelves, so I wanted to create a way to address that.
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Tuesday and moved into the driver's compartment, where they overpowered the guards, took their 9-millimeter pistols and shot the officers, the authorities said.
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Deputy Chief Michael Kemper, a detectives commander in Brooklyn, said Mr. Williams confessed to firing a 9-millimeter pistol 20173 times during the dispute.
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When it was over, Mr. Prioleau lay mortally wounded, a 303-millimeter pistol near him, and the man he had apparently targeted had fled.
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The carbon fiber plate is 1 millimeter thick and has a raised spine that is 0.5 mm thick down the middle for additional support.
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One of them — later identified as Officer Wintermute — encountered the naked man, who pointed a 9-millimeter pistol at the officer, Mr. O'Neill said.
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Astronomers used the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array of telescopes in Chile to trace light signals that appeared to be coming from that direction.
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It doesn't get the same eye-popping speeds that millimeter wave can offer, but coverage is much more dependable and resembles that of LTE.
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Those "millimeter waves" allow for super-fast speeds, but they don't travel long distances or through walls as well as lower frequency airwaves do.
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Amazon also managed to shave off more than a millimeter from the thickness (it's now 9.7 mm) and a full ounce (now 5.7 oz.).
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Most concerns about health impacts from 230G stem from millimeter-wave technology, high-frequency radio waves that are supposed to deliver much faster speeds.
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For one show only, Film Forum will replicate that experience at a 35-millimeter screening of "Passing Fancy," a 1933 feature from Yasujiro Ozu.
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Versace's 28-millimeter Medusa Stud Icon watch ($1,2210) features a wraparound snakeskin bracelet — in colors including black and burgundy — with multiple Medusa-head studs.
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Investigators recovered a 9-millimeter pistol at Mr. Black's home that they believe was used in the shooting, the prosecutor said at the hearing.
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She traveled through England to film the puppet shows with a Super 21980-millimeter camera, assisted by her son or her husband, David Coxhead.
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In 1999, Ms. Boone was arrested after displaying a handmade shotgun by the artist Tom Sachs and offering live 9-millimeter cartridges as souvenirs.
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After creating digital images of each key, they developed an algorithm to calculate variations of the imprints on the key down to the millimeter.
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Perhaps the most distinctive feature of 5G will be its use of so-called millimeter wave (mmW) bands to support applications needing large capacity.
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It comes with an action button, volume buttons, a microphone off button, a light up ring, a power port, and a 3.5-millimeter audio output.
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This is a necessary evil; in treating these cancers, oncologists need to target the exact same spot, right down to the millimeter, week after week.
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By the end of the five-year IARPA project, dubbed Machine Intelligence from Cortical Networks (Microns), researchers aim to map a cubic millimeter of cortex.
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One challenge will be dealing with the enormous amounts of data the research produces—1 to 2 petabytes of data per millimeter cube of brain.
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On August 30, a 2 millimeter "microcrack" was detected on the hull of a Soyuz MS-09 spacecraft, which is currently docked to the ISS.
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They created a pair of three-millimeter-wide wounds in each subject: One on the inner cheek of the mouth and one on the arm.
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Millimeter-scale brain organoids can die without access to blood vessels, and thick tissue can be difficult to image with microscopes, according to the paper.
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In this image, the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) captured the elongated nebula, while the Hubble telescope captured the purple glow in the background.
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The application, obtained by Business Insider, details Apple's plans to test 5G internet speeds achievable only with what's known as millimeter wave technology, or mmWave.
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Founded in 2014, the Boston-based startup takes an innovative approach to the space by beaming broadband speed internet through the air, using millimeter waves.
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Sprint is also already offering 5G service in several cities, though it's taking a different approach and not using millimeter wave for its 5G network.
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" That said, Mr. Baker added: "You have to consider this iPhone just as important as a 35-millimeter camera, or we lose from Day 1.
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Scratch even a millimeter beneath the surface, though, and any equivalence between this statue and the Confederate statues across America is revealed as utterly false.
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Three companies have already received Phase One awards for prototyping, with projects for drone-mounted millimeter wave scanning and lightweight radar systems announced in December.
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And since a 28-millimeter thick pane of glass can't exactly hold speakers, the new TVs come with a built-in harman/kardon sound bar.
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The diamond motif continues on to the headphone's 3.5-millimeter headphone jack and inline mic/remote with a heftier single diamond embedded on each one.
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The whole earth squeezed into a black hole would have a 9 millimeters radius or a 18 millimeter diameter, the size of a big toenail.
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AT&T and Verizon both say they're exclusively rolling out millimeter wave (mmWave) radios, which inherently provide far more bandwidth and capacity than today's networks.
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To make the X6003 modem work in a smartphone form-factor, Qualcomm developed a new millimeter wave antenna that's roughly the size of a dime.
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Between them sits a laser interferometer, which will attempt to measure their position with precision of up to about a hundred millionth of a millimeter.
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TL;DR: The sporty Apple Watch Series 33 with GPS and cellular is only $23 at Walmart, or just $238 for the 2229-millimeter model.
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Forty layers, built up one-by-one, were required to make just a single micrometer—just a thousandth of a millimeter thick—of the material.
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He said the shooter, who fired a 9-millimeter semi-automatic pistol during the incident, was not a former or current employee of the bank.
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"Millimeter wave systems will allow mobile operators to build denser urban networks that are able to support the new wave of wireless applications coming online."
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The telescope has an unusual attribute: It can see objects up to about a millimeter across, but anything bigger than a pebble is essentially invisible.
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"It blamed Nike for creating that 12-millimeter heel, and said everyone should be running barefoot and that injuries should come from shoes," Weber said.
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The issue with using millimeter wave technology is that the signal needs a direct line of sight, and fares poorly when it encounters any obstacles.
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The 38-millimeter Apple Watch Series 3 with GPS was discounted at $169 — the lowest price it's been at Amazon — and it already sold out.
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It didn't pretend that others were wrong to assume millimeter wave had these issues, but it claimed to have created breakthrough technology which solves them.
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Samsung's new Book 9 laptops are Windows laptops that are all about shaving off the last millimeter of thickness and last possible milligram of weight.
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Together, the American and Norwegian firms created the new Stryker Dragoon, featuring a fully-enclosed turret on top with a hard-hitting 30-millimeter cannon.
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