Definition of nanoscale in English:

nanoscale

adjective

On a scale of 10⁻⁹ metre; having or involving dimensions of less than 100 nanometres.
the use of viruses as nanoscale building tools
Example sentencesExamples
- If engineers want to build nanoscale machines with moving parts that can generate and respond to electronic signals, those parts have got to be lightning fast.
- Porous crystals called zeolites filled with metal atoms may someday provide useful nanoscale devices.
- On the nanoscale, there's ‘folds’ in between subatomic particles that can be expanded into wormholes.
- Their ‘toolbox’ now includes nanoscale lasers and photodetectors, in addition to the nanoribbon waveguides.
- Polyamidoamine dendritic polymers offer an ideal platform of nanoscale dimensions that doctors could use to deliver drugs and biosensors to tumors.
- Researchers have created a nanoscale ion pump by punching a tiny hole in a plastic sheet and applying an oscillating electric field.
- In theory, the scattering angles lead to nanoscale still pictures, while the energy loss data tell researchers how the pictures change with time.
- These emerging and incisive experimental and theoretical tools make the field of nanoscale electrocatalysis ripe for rapid and comprehensive growth.
- Both teams of researchers found a way to make grow branches from nanoscale semiconductor wires.
- The complex shear modulus, measured in response to nanoscale oscillatory perturbations, exhibited soft-glassy rheology.
- They are learning how to write nanoscale features of semi-conductors on these chip surfaces.
- Because nanoscale superconductors don't repel magnetic fields, they could prove useful in a variety of superconducting applications.
- Based on the principles of molecular recognition and self assembly biological molecules can be used to arrange nanoscale building blocks.
- She aims to make a new type of solar cell by layering arrays of nanoscale semiconductor particles, called quantum dots, with polyelectrolytes.
- The wavelengths of light in the visible part of the spectrum greatly exceed nanoscale dimensions.
- Additionally, unlike many nanoscale experiments in field emission, the device does not need to be cryogenically cooled.
- The film will contain nanoscale pieces of semiconductor material and single-walled carbon nanotubes to maximize energy conversion.
- However, a much more compelling reason to study the small-ion selectivity of a large channel is to test our understanding of electrostatics at the nanoscale.
- They pressed and heated this superfine powder to form pellets with a crystalline grain structure at the nanoscale.
- A tough material composed of nanoscale spheres might be just the thing for aerospace and other hi-tech industries.

Definition of nanoscale in US English:

nanoscale

adjectiveˈnanəˌskāl

Of a size measurable in nanometers or microns.
the use of viruses as nanoscale building tools
Example sentencesExamples
- Additionally, unlike many nanoscale experiments in field emission, the device does not need to be cryogenically cooled.
- Porous crystals called zeolites filled with metal atoms may someday provide useful nanoscale devices.
- The complex shear modulus, measured in response to nanoscale oscillatory perturbations, exhibited soft-glassy rheology.
- Both teams of researchers found a way to make grow branches from nanoscale semiconductor wires.
- Because nanoscale superconductors don't repel magnetic fields, they could prove useful in a variety of superconducting applications.
- Polyamidoamine dendritic polymers offer an ideal platform of nanoscale dimensions that doctors could use to deliver drugs and biosensors to tumors.
- Based on the principles of molecular recognition and self assembly biological molecules can be used to arrange nanoscale building blocks.
- On the nanoscale, there's ‘folds’ in between subatomic particles that can be expanded into wormholes.
- These emerging and incisive experimental and theoretical tools make the field of nanoscale electrocatalysis ripe for rapid and comprehensive growth.
- They are learning how to write nanoscale features of semi-conductors on these chip surfaces.
- The film will contain nanoscale pieces of semiconductor material and single-walled carbon nanotubes to maximize energy conversion.
- In theory, the scattering angles lead to nanoscale still pictures, while the energy loss data tell researchers how the pictures change with time.
- She aims to make a new type of solar cell by layering arrays of nanoscale semiconductor particles, called quantum dots, with polyelectrolytes.
- A tough material composed of nanoscale spheres might be just the thing for aerospace and other hi-tech industries.
- They pressed and heated this superfine powder to form pellets with a crystalline grain structure at the nanoscale.
- Researchers have created a nanoscale ion pump by punching a tiny hole in a plastic sheet and applying an oscillating electric field.
- Their ‘toolbox’ now includes nanoscale lasers and photodetectors, in addition to the nanoribbon waveguides.
- However, a much more compelling reason to study the small-ion selectivity of a large channel is to test our understanding of electrostatics at the nanoscale.
- If engineers want to build nanoscale machines with moving parts that can generate and respond to electronic signals, those parts have got to be lightning fast.
- The wavelengths of light in the visible part of the spectrum greatly exceed nanoscale dimensions.

单词	nanoscale
释义	Definition of nanoscale in English: nanoscale adjective On a scale of 10⁻⁹ metre; having or involving dimensions of less than 100 nanometres. the use of viruses as nanoscale building tools Example sentencesExamples If engineers want to build nanoscale machines with moving parts that can generate and respond to electronic signals, those parts have got to be lightning fast. Porous crystals called zeolites filled with metal atoms may someday provide useful nanoscale devices. On the nanoscale, there's ‘folds’ in between subatomic particles that can be expanded into wormholes. Their ‘toolbox’ now includes nanoscale lasers and photodetectors, in addition to the nanoribbon waveguides. Polyamidoamine dendritic polymers offer an ideal platform of nanoscale dimensions that doctors could use to deliver drugs and biosensors to tumors. Researchers have created a nanoscale ion pump by punching a tiny hole in a plastic sheet and applying an oscillating electric field. In theory, the scattering angles lead to nanoscale still pictures, while the energy loss data tell researchers how the pictures change with time. These emerging and incisive experimental and theoretical tools make the field of nanoscale electrocatalysis ripe for rapid and comprehensive growth. Both teams of researchers found a way to make grow branches from nanoscale semiconductor wires. The complex shear modulus, measured in response to nanoscale oscillatory perturbations, exhibited soft-glassy rheology. They are learning how to write nanoscale features of semi-conductors on these chip surfaces. Because nanoscale superconductors don't repel magnetic fields, they could prove useful in a variety of superconducting applications. Based on the principles of molecular recognition and self assembly biological molecules can be used to arrange nanoscale building blocks. She aims to make a new type of solar cell by layering arrays of nanoscale semiconductor particles, called quantum dots, with polyelectrolytes. The wavelengths of light in the visible part of the spectrum greatly exceed nanoscale dimensions. Additionally, unlike many nanoscale experiments in field emission, the device does not need to be cryogenically cooled. The film will contain nanoscale pieces of semiconductor material and single-walled carbon nanotubes to maximize energy conversion. However, a much more compelling reason to study the small-ion selectivity of a large channel is to test our understanding of electrostatics at the nanoscale. They pressed and heated this superfine powder to form pellets with a crystalline grain structure at the nanoscale. A tough material composed of nanoscale spheres might be just the thing for aerospace and other hi-tech industries. Definition of nanoscale in US English: nanoscale adjectiveˈnanəˌskāl Of a size measurable in nanometers or microns. the use of viruses as nanoscale building tools Example sentencesExamples Additionally, unlike many nanoscale experiments in field emission, the device does not need to be cryogenically cooled. Porous crystals called zeolites filled with metal atoms may someday provide useful nanoscale devices. The complex shear modulus, measured in response to nanoscale oscillatory perturbations, exhibited soft-glassy rheology. Both teams of researchers found a way to make grow branches from nanoscale semiconductor wires. Because nanoscale superconductors don't repel magnetic fields, they could prove useful in a variety of superconducting applications. Polyamidoamine dendritic polymers offer an ideal platform of nanoscale dimensions that doctors could use to deliver drugs and biosensors to tumors. Based on the principles of molecular recognition and self assembly biological molecules can be used to arrange nanoscale building blocks. On the nanoscale, there's ‘folds’ in between subatomic particles that can be expanded into wormholes. These emerging and incisive experimental and theoretical tools make the field of nanoscale electrocatalysis ripe for rapid and comprehensive growth. They are learning how to write nanoscale features of semi-conductors on these chip surfaces. The film will contain nanoscale pieces of semiconductor material and single-walled carbon nanotubes to maximize energy conversion. In theory, the scattering angles lead to nanoscale still pictures, while the energy loss data tell researchers how the pictures change with time. She aims to make a new type of solar cell by layering arrays of nanoscale semiconductor particles, called quantum dots, with polyelectrolytes. A tough material composed of nanoscale spheres might be just the thing for aerospace and other hi-tech industries. They pressed and heated this superfine powder to form pellets with a crystalline grain structure at the nanoscale. Researchers have created a nanoscale ion pump by punching a tiny hole in a plastic sheet and applying an oscillating electric field. Their ‘toolbox’ now includes nanoscale lasers and photodetectors, in addition to the nanoribbon waveguides. However, a much more compelling reason to study the small-ion selectivity of a large channel is to test our understanding of electrostatics at the nanoscale. If engineers want to build nanoscale machines with moving parts that can generate and respond to electronic signals, those parts have got to be lightning fast. The wavelengths of light in the visible part of the spectrum greatly exceed nanoscale dimensions.
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