microscopic
mikroskopik
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
Within spongy layers of sea ice, 'microscopic' algae bloom in profusion as sunlight floods in from above.
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.
What exact history is realized in a universe does, of course, depend on 'microscopic' details.
His dream was big whereas my dream by comparison is tiny, almost 'microscopic' .
The only life found in the lake are some 'microscopic' algae that live between certain layers of water within variable depths of the lake.
They feed on 'microscopic' blue green algae plants that only thrive in saline waters.
Snow algae are colorful, 'microscopic' organisms that thrive in the chilly, acidic, sun-blasted, and nutrient-poor confines of melting snow.
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.
Specific, often 'microscopic' detail is discussed but supports the parallel narratives.
His intimate Portrait of a Man (London, NG) is detailed with 'microscopic' precision and the sitter is, unusually, placed by an open window overlooking a landscape.
To begin with, when at a length of only 7 mm, young chub feed primarily on 'microscopic' algae and diatoms.
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?
But all this detracts from the 'microscopic' detail of a play in which even the sweat stains on the hips of a miner's trousers acquires dramatic relevance.
The nutrients trigger blooms of 'microscopic' algae known as phytoplankton.
It is likely that a larger percentage of these blades were utilized, but without 'microscopic' wear analysis, that percentage could not be determined.
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.
Though the giant forms receive more notice, there are also many 'microscopic' brown algae.
It's an epic, but at the heart of it is an extremely detailed and 'microscopic' view of human nature.
For 'microscopic' analysis of induced cell death and fungal development, Trypan Blue staining was performed on individual leaves.
All slides were coded for 'microscopic' analysis at 1250x magnification.
Upon 'microscopic' examination, the lens capsular epithelium was swollen, and there was a ring of densely packed cells surrounding the exposed region.
Morphological changes were evaluated by phase-contrast 'microscopic' analysis.
A 'microscopic' splinter in a finger can be extremely painful, while a cut on your leg may not hurt as much!
For half an hour he talked in 'microscopic' detail about how the car is built.
One person determined spermatozoal motility using light microscopy for five 'microscopic' fields for each collection.
They feed on many types 'microscopic' algae that grow on calcareous material, such as coral skeletons.
And so, let me take this time to list a few of the many 'microscopic' details that make ordinary day to day living worth it all for me.
Copepods feed on 'microscopic' algae and in turn serve as food for millions of other invertebrates and fish.
A number of 'microscopic' details will be neglected.
Fluorescent markers that are easily visible by 'microscopic' or spectroscopic detection systems play a critical role in biology.
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