microscopic
માઇક્રોસ્કોપિક
definition
adjective
microscopic algae
so small as to be visible only with a microscope.
microscopic analysis of the soil
of or relating to a microscope.
example
To their scientists, the visible snow is only a small part of all the settling material that is mostly 'microscopic' and not visible to the naked eye.
Stumpf said that bloom intensified when it moved south of Sanibel Island, possibly with a bloom of a diatom, a type of 'microscopic' algae, called Rhizosolenia.
They feed on 'microscopic' blue green algae plants that only thrive in saline waters.
They feed on many types 'microscopic' algae that grow on calcareous material, such as coral skeletons.
As the facility executive stepped back from the individual reports, he realized that 'microscopic' analysis didn't tell the whole story.
Remind me why paying $25.00 for two endive leaves and a 'microscopic' piece of seared tuna on a tiny plate would make sense on any planet in the universe?
Within spongy layers of sea ice, 'microscopic' algae bloom in profusion as sunlight floods in from above.
The methods for crystallization and electron 'microscopic' analysis have been described previously.
One person determined spermatozoal motility using light microscopy for five 'microscopic' fields for each collection.
Morphological changes were evaluated by phase-contrast 'microscopic' analysis.
It's often said that television is an impressionistic medium, good at putting across feelings, not details - of giving an overview, not a 'microscopic' survey.
Specific, sometimes 'microscopic' , detail is used here, too, in a kind of a cinematic structure cutting back and forth between the two narratives.
Microscopic scoring was performed on coded slides and, to minimize variability, the same expert performed all the 'microscopic' analyses.
Is she flipping through a magazine and raving about a 'microscopic' skirt?
Though the giant forms receive more notice, there are also many 'microscopic' brown algae.
Upon 'microscopic' examination, the lens capsular epithelium was swollen, and there was a ring of densely packed cells surrounding the exposed region.
Furthermore, the intellectual processes of pathologists during 'microscopic' analysis sessions can differ from one another noticeably.
One of my concerns, echoing those of Duster, is the manner in which external traits previously linked to race might now become 'microscopic' objects of distrust and abnormalcy.
Seriously, it's an extremely small, 'microscopic' number, and he probably won't notice.
At present, diagnosis of tissue disorders is mainly based on the 'microscopic' analysis of biopsy samples by standard histochemical procedures.
Most of these fossils are 'microscopic' bacteria and algae.
Sea ice provides a habitat for 'microscopic' marine algae which are released in the summer when the ice melts and are fed upon by krill.
To demonstrate that the improved growth observed in plate mating assays was due to suppression of the cell fusion defect, we performed 'microscopic' analyses of mating cells.
Copepods feed on 'microscopic' algae and in turn serve as food for millions of other invertebrates and fish.
Red cells and hemoglobin may be accompanied by seeing red cells in a 'microscopic' examination, by a positive chemical analysis for blood or by both.
But the plight of Cameron - whose guilt must have been magnified by the island's 'microscopic' smallness and the glare of the lighthouse lamp - was peculiarly unaffecting.
Here, they prosper in splendid 'microscopic' detail.
Specific, often 'microscopic' detail is discussed but supports the parallel narratives.
You can see it in the way the boatmen fret over their dories: spit-polishing 'microscopic' scratches on the hulls, glowering when passengers track dirt onto the decks.
From now on every shuttle launch will be tracked and examined in 'microscopic' detail, and this should set a precedent for all future manned space launches.
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