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Meanings of macroscopic scale in English
Russian
макроскопический масштаб Portuguese
escala macroscópica Catalan
nivell macroscòpic Spanish
nivel macroscopico Length scale on which objects or phenomena are large enough to be visible almost practically with the naked eye.
Antonyms
Examples for "microscopic scale"
Examples for "microscopic scale"
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This device will be used in future studies to characterize cake structure at the microscopic scale.
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On a microscopic scale, materials had been created in the laboratory with far greater breaking strength.
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On a microscopic scale, cancer stem cells meet the conditions for the Darwinian process of natural selection.
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Thus the radiation by black holes shows that quantum theory allows time travel back in time on a microscopic scale.
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Our results demonstrate the correlation between microgel properties at the interface on a microscopic scale and the macroscopic behavior of microgel-covered drops.
Usage of macroscopic scale in English
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The expected higher translocation rates were confirmed on the macroscopic scale by liposome-swelling assays.
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Quantum randomness at the level of individual electron events is washed out on the macroscopic scale.
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On the macroscopic scale, strengthening occurs via an increased shell thickness, spherical shape, small size, and a lack of extended sutures.
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And it turns out that objects in this size scale have really interesting properties that differ from objects at a macroscopic scale.
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They wanted me to work with engines, recalibrating parts no bigger than my fingernail; my only experience with machines was on a macroscopic scale.
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a powerful imaging modality that provides internal images of materials and living organisms on a microscopic and macroscopic scale.
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Aggregates of charged amphiphilic molecules have been found to access a structure at elevated temperature that templates alignment of supramolecular fibrils over macroscopic scales.
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