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Angular glint is an important parameter of radar target's back-scattering characteristics. It seriously reduces guidance accuracy of millimeter radar.

It's about a millimeter thinner than the iPhone 4, even though it's got most of the same guts.

And we substitute that in here, and we find that we get an extension I believe, - is only a third of a millimeter — indeed, 0.3 millimeters.

Abstract: Angular glint error (AGE)is the main factor affecting angle tracking of millimeter wave (MMW) radar seeker so must be suppressed.

The 2-millimeter-tall polyp, which forms vast coral reefs in the Caribbean Sea, holes up in its Marine fortress and waits for the moon to shift from its usual blue hue to a redder glow.

A micrometer is one thousandth of one millimeter.

That the accuracy of one millimeter was more than sufficient to make the case.

The other type doesn't use X-rays But instead a technology called millimeter-wave scanning.

This is in vertical position. 149.9 But I would think that the uncertainty of my measurement is probably 1 millimeter.

To build their macro-sized quantum processors, the Yale researchers evaporated aluminum onto a sapphire surface to create two conductive spots a third of a millimeter across.

We measure rainfall by the millimeter.

The millimeter-wave machine is grayish-white and is more cylindrical.

"We were just gaga over it," he said of the 3-inch-long 76-millimeter, orange critter starring in their two-minute video.

We don't make 1.2 millimeter errors building mirrors.

The previous record for world's smallest fish, according to the Natural History Museum, was held by a species of Indo-Pacific goby(15) one-tenth of a millimeter(16) longer.

These dust particles are millimeter sized splinters from asteroids and orbit in the ecliptic plane of the planets.