Sentences with MICROMETRE
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"A micrometre is a unit of length equal to one millionth of a metre."
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"The width of a human hair is typically around 50 micrometres."
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"Using a micrometre screw gauge, you can measure small distances with high precision."
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"The diameter of a red blood cell is about 7 micrometres."
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"Microscopic organisms can only be seen under high-powered microscopes, typically magnifying hundreds of micrometres."
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"The resolution of an optical microscope is usually limited to a few micrometres."
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"In semiconductor manufacturing, micrometres are used to measure the size of transistors and other components."
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"A micrometre is also known as a micron."
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"The thickness of a plastic bag is usually a few micrometres."
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"The precision of a micrometre measurement depends on the instrument used."
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"Certain bacteria can swim using their flagella, which are only a few micrometres long."
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"The cuticle layer of human skin is about 10-40 micrometres thick."
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"Some microchips have features that can be measured in micrometres."
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"A micrometre is one thousand times smaller than a millimetre."
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"The average thickness of a graphene sheet is about one micrometre."
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"The spacing between grooves on a CD is around 1.6 micrometres."
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"In astronomy, micrometre measurements are used to determine the sizes of celestial objects."
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"Scientists use micrometres to study the thickness of atmospheric layers."
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"The accuracy of a micrometre reading depends on the skill of the user."
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"The bacteria were measured using a micrometre."
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"The width of a human hair is typically around 75 micrometres."
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"Scientists use a micrometre to accurately measure the thickness of a cell membrane."
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"The electron microscope can magnify objects up to a million times, allowing the visualization of structures as small as a micrometre."
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"The dimensions of the nanochip are measured in micrometres."
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"The micrometre is commonly used in the field of nanotechnology."
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"The scanning probe microscope can detect variations in a surface with a resolution of a few micrometres."
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"The length of a S. aureus bacterium is approximately 1 to 2 micrometres."
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"The micrometres were carefully calibrated before making any measurements."
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"The accuracy of the micrometre is crucial in semiconductor manufacturing."
