microscopic
మైక్రోస్కోపిక్
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.
translation of 'microscopic'
అతిసూక్ష్మ
example
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.
Coccoliths are the extremely small calcareous parts of 'microscopic' marine algae.
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.
Independent of the 'microscopic' details, such problems can be described at long times by a random walker moving along a tilted potential or, equivalently, a biased random walker.
What exact history is realized in a universe does, of course, depend on 'microscopic' details.
It is believed that the 'microscopic' plankton on which tiny sandeel larvae feed are moving northwards as the sea water warms, leaving the baby fish with nothing to feed on.
By chemical analysis and 'microscopic' examination we found that the spheres and end fittings were made from a sophisticated Titanium alloy.
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.
Rip him apart into teeny tiny 'microscopic' pieces.
The presence of 'microscopic' algae in the circulatory system and internal organs can help to locate where the victim died, as they vary from place to place.
For half an hour he talked in 'microscopic' detail about how the car is built.
Ashley turned to see a striking blonde girl wearing a 'microscopic' skirt step towards her.
As the facility executive stepped back from the individual reports, he realized that 'microscopic' analysis didn't tell the whole story.
The nutrients trigger blooms of 'microscopic' algae known as phytoplankton.
It's an epic, but at the heart of it is an extremely detailed and 'microscopic' view of human nature.
None the less, neither darkness nor joy eclipse her humour, most evident in the fantasy of 'microscopic' details in her drawings, scratched into layer upon layer of textured colour.
Specific, often 'microscopic' detail is discussed but supports the parallel narratives.
Here, they prosper in splendid 'microscopic' detail.
To begin with, when at a length of only 7 mm, young chub feed primarily on 'microscopic' algae and diatoms.
Earlier studies on colchicine using conventional 'microscopic' analysis yielded inconclusive results in rat peripheral blood, although clearly positive effects were obtained in the mouse.
Upon 'microscopic' examination, the lens capsular epithelium was swollen, and there was a ring of densely packed cells surrounding the exposed region.
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.
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.
With their entire season on the line, Munster would have planned their day in 'microscopic' detail, yet all of their best intentions looked like turning to dust as early as the first 10 minutes.
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?
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.
And there is hope that because each of the three countries used slightly different techniques, 'microscopic' and chemical analysis might show up where the chemical was from.
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.
Within spongy layers of sea ice, 'microscopic' algae bloom in profusion as sunlight floods in from above.
Diarrhoea was defined as watery when the patient passed at least three loose stools per day without visible blood or 'microscopic' red blood and polymorphonuclear cells in the specimen.
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