How to pronounce “centimeter” in English

centimeter, then the gravitational pull at the surface would be so great that light couldn't escape.

centimeters on a side could suspend a fully grown African elephant.

centimeters a second while still making that Neutron spectrometer measurement so we can measure on the Fly we don't have

centimeters in between you and a far away Galaxy you're being pushed apart by the expansion of the universe faster and your recession velocity will be bigger

centimeters thick and the whole thing weighs, just the mirror, weighs about 23 tons.

18 centimeters, much, much, much too short.

6 centimeters of aluminum, a meter of crushed lunar rock-- just basically sand, not processed at all.

of one centimeter squared each, for large vessels at least.

although a centimeter at a time, they're not happening, because you get busy.

It's like a centimeter-- Super clunky.

But with eight centimeter resolution-- so this is a piece of a later Roman ladder settlement, we call them.

1U is a 10 centimeter by 10 centimeter by 10 centimeter cube.

than about 50 centimeter resolution, at least in the US.

every little cubic centimeter in between the galaxies is getting bigger as a function of time so if you have more

We’re 2 centimeters tall and we have to jump at least 30 centimeters to get out.

600 square centimeters.

That is six square centimeters.

And 30 centimeters of a string is really not very much string to tie someone up with, anyway.

Carrier wavelength is 19 centimeters.

This was 40 centimeters away, maybe, if I remember-- something like that.

It could be 15 centimeters I couldn't walk.

And then another 6 centimeters of aluminum.

It's about nine centimeters long with its shell.

They're 10 centimeters apart.

A basketball's 24 centimeters in diameter.

They're 21 centimeters long when they're emitted, and then they reach us, and they get stretched out.

Or ten centimeters shorter than the confederate.

When I am ten centimeters shorter than you, -- again I don't consciously notices this-- No one's actually perceiving the height difference in an explicit way--.

When I am ten centimeters shorter than you, I am three times as likely to lose the negotiation than when I am the same height or taller than you.

at about 400 cubic centimeters for quite a while, and then it really expands rapidly.

So collisional excitation of 21-centimeter radiation-- that is electron-hydrogen atom collisions-- is in very important diagnostics of the early universe.

The density that I showed in one centimeter cubed-- they would be 10 to the 15, or 18, or 20 particles in one centimeter cubed.

And so this is about a centimeter long.

It's got a 300-cubic centimeter brain, so about a quarter of the size of-- maybe a little less than a contemporary human.

Can we compress it down to a centimeter?

But it was necessary every single 10-centimeter sample.

shallow I sit stable in the first centimeter uh first 50 centimeters versus 50 to 100 deeper all these things

So it doesn't have eight centimeter resolution data very often, which is a pity.

So this is a five centimeter probably, and this is the conventional archaeological air photography.

So this is an eight centimeter, and it is an oblique photograph.

So he's actually generated literally centimeter scale, three-dimensional images of both these stromatolites as well as the coral reefs.

It's generally less than a centimeter in length.

Very highly accurate to within a centimeter.

The HiRISE camera takes beautiful 50-centimeter-per-pixel images or 25-centimeter-per-pixel images of Mars.

It has a 420 cubic centimeter brain.

same amount of energy per cubic centimeter of the universe the second thing thing we know is that is a constant density in time this is the

A microwave photon of 10.4 centimeters will be enough.

Let's say it's 10 centimeters on a side.

The bowel should move roughly 30 centimeters-- 12 inches-- of feces every day.