millimeters

The exit pupil of an optical device is calculated by dividing the diameter of the objective, in millimeters, by the power of magnification.

Tom McIntyre's Glossary of Shooting Optics Terms 2007

The twilight factor of an optical device is found by multiplying the diameter, in millimeters again, of the objective by the power of magnification and determining the squaree root of this number.

Tom McIntyre's Glossary of Shooting Optics Terms 2007

Hayden's pickoff was the first of his two-year career and came within millimeters of being denied.

Bears 'fan' Hayden makes game-changing interception 2007

There I sat, one hand on the wheel, one hand only millimeters from the radio knob, eyes on the road and my brain locked down.

Bob, the Candy Corn Demon « Lab Kat 2006

There I sat, one hand on the wheel, one hand only millimeters from the radio knob, eyes on the road and my brain locked down.

Bob, the Candy Corn Demon « Lab Kat 2005

An especially impressive quality of the fully multicoated Nikon is its exceptionally high twilight factor of 24.5 (calculated by multiplying the power by the objective diameter, in millimeters, and then extracting the square root).

Nikon 12x50 Superior E 1999

Growth is measured in millimeters, not inches, after you’ve trained for a few years.

Giant Set | SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles 2009

And max, 100 millimeters, which is enough in -- in saturated areas.

CNN Transcript Nov 25, 2009 2009

Only about 6 millimeters, that is the only thing that has been reported.

CNN Transcript Nov 25, 2009 2009

Annual rainfall averages from 640 to 760 millimeters, which is slightly more than in the Thar Desert.

Indus Valley desert 2008