Similar words: microeconomics, microbe, microchip, microcosm, microphone, microfiche, microscope, microscopic. Meaning: ['maɪkrəʊ] adj. extremely small in scale or scope or capability.
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271 Soil micro - organisms constitute a diverse and ubiquitous group of organisms.
272 The Microbiology Senior Analsyt reports to the Micro Lab Manager.
273 Space Micro received application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) devices in March from their silicon foundry and are under test and evaluation.
274 According to the gray scale characteristics of the biotite in thin sections, their gray images can be obtained by using a direct micro photo-charting.
275 Biosynthetic pathway of melanin and the role of micro organs in melanocytes were shown.
276 Methods Micro - CT was used to scan the intact maxillary first premolar.
277 Usage: suitable for slot insulation coating of kinds of low voltage micro motors, auto motorcycle motor rotor.
278 The design of a micro intelligent magnetic heading sensor and error sources which affect heading accuracy are introduced.
279 The elastic modulequations of composite material related to micro - properties are also given.
280 The crystalline structure and morphology were characterized by powder X - ray diffraction and transmission electron micro - scope.
281 Ease plate change over,(http://sentencedict.com/micro.html) zero setting and micro - adjust. Plate easily.
282 Our target is to develop an innovative mass production technology inspired from the gecko foot micro or nano-fiber adhesive material.
283 We could detect non - diluted powdery residues in the micro - filters.
284 Silver thick film conductor was fabricated directly on ceramic substrate by micro - atomization ( Microjet ) spraying deposition.
285 According to the bionic principle, a wireless fish-like swimming micro robot using GMF actuator as a caudal fin has been developed.
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