You can use millimeters to describe the size of anything you want to. But if the
thing is too small, like a light wave, then the number will be inconveniently small.
And if the thing is too large, like a battleship or a planet, then the number will be
inconveniently large. Inconveniently large or small numbers are hard to write down,
remember, and tell other people about. Units of many different sizes were invented
so that no matter how large or small the object is, we can always find a unit for its
measurement that produces a convenient number.
Millimeters
Millimeters.
The thickness of a string is typically measured in millimeters (mm) or gauge.
I would use inches or centimeters, or millimeters to measure this.
You would typically use millimeters (mm) to measure the thickness of a coin. This unit is commonly used for measuring small distances or thicknesses.
Something that is a milimetre long....
I would use millimeter.......Because a butterfly is so small and we can measure it's wings by using millimeters.
You would use a ruler and measure in millimeters or centimeters.
Since a toothpaste tube is a rather small object, it would be advisable to measure it in millimeters. Liters being to big of a measurement for it.
centermeters or inches or millimeters
centimeters or millimeters
Millimeters
CM
Millimeters!?!?
Ants are generally measured in millimeters. However, if the ant being measure is five millimeters, it would measure about five million nanometers.
inches or centimeters
You measure a house fly in millimeters