Definition of microphotograph in English:

microphotograph

noun mʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˈfəʊtəɡrɑːfˌmaɪkrəˈfoʊdəɡræf

A photograph reduced to a very small size.
Example sentencesExamples
- Readers of this book will find concise legends accompanying the illustrations and a very comprehensive collection of gross photographs and microphotographs of all body systems.
- Figure 14 is a microphotograph of a typical area on an Edison cylinder recording.
- Some chapters provide black-and-white microphotographs that illustrate the morphologic features of the diseases.
- In this microphotograph of the anterior horn region of spinal cord, you see one of the characteristic findings of polio in its early stages - perivascular infiltrates of neutrophils.
- His data on these matters are accentuated here by dozens of Rasmussen's microphotographs.
- Another characteristic feature of many of the viral encephalitides is the glial nodule which is illustrated on this microphotograph.
- The images of endosperm without an aleurone layer were prepared by tracing cell contours on a transparent sheet from the microphotograph, and were digitized by a scanner and transformed into a binary image.
- The Los Angeles Times ran the story on the 25th (front page below the fold) and used three microphotographs from the Science article.
- A display device superimposes the scan magnetic field image on a scan laser microphotograph on a screen, so it is possible to perform defect inspection on the semiconductor device chip.

Derivatives

microphotographic

adjective

Preservation microfilm is a microphotographic reproduction of an information resource originally available in paper or other format.
Example sentencesExamples
- The microphotographic device is fastened on the microscope in place between the body and binocular attachment.
- The invention relates to a microphotographic apparatus which superimposes one set of film format markings on an image recorded by a film type held by a camera attachment.
- After the ocular lens is removed, direct readings can then be made through the microscope or microphotographic unit.
- Copies of any newspaper, or part thereof made by the photographic or microphotographic process deposited in any public library or a library of any college or university located in the commonwealth, shall, when duly certified by the person in charge thereof, be admitted in evidence equally with the originals.

microphotography

noun ˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)fəˈtɒɡrəfiˌmaɪkroʊˌfəˈtɑɡrəfi

Who would value microphotography of the AIDS virus, our family snapshots, letters and diaries from the Civil War, or recordings of national and local political debates?
Example sentencesExamples
- Swirls and blotches of overlapping brush strokes and a few white semicircles give the simultaneous impression of deep space and microphotography.
- Internal zoning and grain characteristics were mapped by microphotography and cathodoluminescence imaging.
- The experiments were documented by microphotography.
- Patricia Rasmussen's color microphotography illustrates this treatise on the art-science-history of snowflakes.

Definition of microphotograph in US English:

microphotograph

nounˌmaɪkrəˈfoʊdəɡræfˌmīkrəˈfōdəɡraf

1A photograph reduced to a very small size.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Los Angeles Times ran the story on the 25th (front page below the fold) and used three microphotographs from the Science article.
- In this microphotograph of the anterior horn region of spinal cord, you see one of the characteristic findings of polio in its early stages - perivascular infiltrates of neutrophils.
- Some chapters provide black-and-white microphotographs that illustrate the morphologic features of the diseases.
- A display device superimposes the scan magnetic field image on a scan laser microphotograph on a screen, so it is possible to perform defect inspection on the semiconductor device chip.
- His data on these matters are accentuated here by dozens of Rasmussen's microphotographs.
- Figure 14 is a microphotograph of a typical area on an Edison cylinder recording.
- Readers of this book will find concise legends accompanying the illustrations and a very comprehensive collection of gross photographs and microphotographs of all body systems.
- The images of endosperm without an aleurone layer were prepared by tracing cell contours on a transparent sheet from the microphotograph, and were digitized by a scanner and transformed into a binary image.
- Another characteristic feature of many of the viral encephalitides is the glial nodule which is illustrated on this microphotograph.
1. 1.1
  another term for photomicrograph

单词	microphotograph
释义	Definition of microphotograph in English: microphotograph noun mʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˈfəʊtəɡrɑːfˌmaɪkrəˈfoʊdəɡræf A photograph reduced to a very small size. Example sentencesExamples Readers of this book will find concise legends accompanying the illustrations and a very comprehensive collection of gross photographs and microphotographs of all body systems. Figure 14 is a microphotograph of a typical area on an Edison cylinder recording. Some chapters provide black-and-white microphotographs that illustrate the morphologic features of the diseases. In this microphotograph of the anterior horn region of spinal cord, you see one of the characteristic findings of polio in its early stages - perivascular infiltrates of neutrophils. His data on these matters are accentuated here by dozens of Rasmussen's microphotographs. Another characteristic feature of many of the viral encephalitides is the glial nodule which is illustrated on this microphotograph. The images of endosperm without an aleurone layer were prepared by tracing cell contours on a transparent sheet from the microphotograph, and were digitized by a scanner and transformed into a binary image. The Los Angeles Times ran the story on the 25th (front page below the fold) and used three microphotographs from the Science article. A display device superimposes the scan magnetic field image on a scan laser microphotograph on a screen, so it is possible to perform defect inspection on the semiconductor device chip. Derivatives microphotographic adjective Preservation microfilm is a microphotographic reproduction of an information resource originally available in paper or other format. Example sentencesExamples The microphotographic device is fastened on the microscope in place between the body and binocular attachment. The invention relates to a microphotographic apparatus which superimposes one set of film format markings on an image recorded by a film type held by a camera attachment. After the ocular lens is removed, direct readings can then be made through the microscope or microphotographic unit. Copies of any newspaper, or part thereof made by the photographic or microphotographic process deposited in any public library or a library of any college or university located in the commonwealth, shall, when duly certified by the person in charge thereof, be admitted in evidence equally with the originals. microphotography noun ˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)fəˈtɒɡrəfiˌmaɪkroʊˌfəˈtɑɡrəfi Who would value microphotography of the AIDS virus, our family snapshots, letters and diaries from the Civil War, or recordings of national and local political debates? Example sentencesExamples Swirls and blotches of overlapping brush strokes and a few white semicircles give the simultaneous impression of deep space and microphotography. Internal zoning and grain characteristics were mapped by microphotography and cathodoluminescence imaging. The experiments were documented by microphotography. Patricia Rasmussen's color microphotography illustrates this treatise on the art-science-history of snowflakes. Definition of microphotograph in US English: microphotograph nounˌmaɪkrəˈfoʊdəɡræfˌmīkrəˈfōdəɡraf 1A photograph reduced to a very small size. Example sentencesExamples The Los Angeles Times ran the story on the 25th (front page below the fold) and used three microphotographs from the Science article. In this microphotograph of the anterior horn region of spinal cord, you see one of the characteristic findings of polio in its early stages - perivascular infiltrates of neutrophils. Some chapters provide black-and-white microphotographs that illustrate the morphologic features of the diseases. A display device superimposes the scan magnetic field image on a scan laser microphotograph on a screen, so it is possible to perform defect inspection on the semiconductor device chip. His data on these matters are accentuated here by dozens of Rasmussen's microphotographs. Figure 14 is a microphotograph of a typical area on an Edison cylinder recording. Readers of this book will find concise legends accompanying the illustrations and a very comprehensive collection of gross photographs and microphotographs of all body systems. The images of endosperm without an aleurone layer were prepared by tracing cell contours on a transparent sheet from the microphotograph, and were digitized by a scanner and transformed into a binary image. Another characteristic feature of many of the viral encephalitides is the glial nodule which is illustrated on this microphotograph. 1.1 another term for photomicrograph
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