microscopic
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- : so small as to be invisible or indistinct without the use of the microscope: microscopic organisms.Compare macroscopic.
- : very small; tiny.
- : of, relating to, or involving a microscope: microscopic investigation.
- : very detailed; meticulous: a microscopic view of society.
- : suggestive of the precise use of the microscope; minute: microscopic exactness.
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According to Candela and his colleagues, their results suggest that the microscopic population of our guts may have been with us since at least 500,000 years ago, in the era of our species’ last common ancestor with Neanderthals.
The team compared microscopic damage on the Tabun stone to that produced in experiments with nine similar stones collected near the cave site.
A push to moving from a scale of 14-nanometers to 10-nanometers, microscopic spacing that would allow for billions more transistors per chip, was already several years late when Swan took over.
Before uploading new code to your site, run it through a tool to minify it and remove all of that excess cruft that has a microscopic-yet-tangible effect on page loading.
The ingredients in the two vaccines differ slightly, as well as the microscopic packaging in which the mRNA sequences come.
Other methane is exhaled by microscopic organisms directly, as in the human gut.
After all, not every county medical examiner can spot CTE on microscopic slides.
Unlike influenza, it is incapable of traveling through tiny microscopic particles.
The occupied land is small, virtually microscopic in comparison to the St. Louis metropolitan area.
But there is another curiosity about the microscopic attention that is paid to civilian casualties.
They are easily seen with the one-sixth objective in the routine examination.