Definition of photomicrograph in English:

photomicrograph

noun ˌfəʊtəʊˈmʌɪkrəɡrɑːfˌfoʊdoʊˈmaɪkroʊɡræf

A photograph of a microscopic object, taken with the aid of a microscope.
Example sentencesExamples
- The increased use of color has enhanced many of the gross and microscopic photomicrographs, in particular the immunohistochemical stains.
- Throughout his career, Julie was an innovator, contributing to improvements in photomicrographs and the microscopes, cameras, and film that produced them.
- An extensive number of photographs go with each gross description, followed by mostly color photomicrographs and often electron photomicrographs as well.
- Quite simply the author has, wherever applicable, gone to the effort of creating lucid diagrams in concert with detailed histologic and electron microscopic photomicrographs to illustrate key concepts.
- I use a photographic filtered lamp assembly with a trinocular microscope for photomicrographs of specimens.

Derivatives

photomicrographer

noun

He was a photomicrographer, illustrating his Christmas cards with photographs of his micromounts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Before directing his efforts toward minerals, Julie was already a highly accomplished and innovative professional photomicrographer, mostly in the medical field.
- Saturday also featured a voice auction and an evening slide show by famed photomicrographer and Hall of Fame member Lou Perloff.
- First to go, in 1999, was Ross Anderson, husband of photomicrographer and author Vi Anderson and a skilled micromounter in his own right.
- Neal came to be known as ‘Mr. Micromounter,’ and for decades Lou was regarded as the most prolific and accomplished mineral photomicrographer.

photomicrography

noun ˌfəʊtəʊmʌɪˈkrɒɡrəfiˌfoʊdoʊˌmaɪˈkrɑɡrəfi

Then the screen came down, and there was a slide show for at least an hour: the latest trip, the newest locality, the best photomicrography.
Example sentencesExamples
- The pairs of images here, selected from entries to Nikon's annual Small World Competition, epitomize the art of looking closer, as captured by some modern masters of photomicrography.
- The entire mineral community will greatly miss this kind, gracious, and witty master of microminerals and photomicrography.
- A Nikon Eclipse 600 microscope with screen measurement version 4 • 21 software was used for micrometry and photomicrography.
- For fluorescence microscopy and photomicrography a Zeiss Axioplan microscope equipped with standard epifluorescence filters and Neofluar objectives was used.

Definition of photomicrograph in US English:

photomicrograph

nounˌfōdōˈmīkrōɡrafˌfoʊdoʊˈmaɪkroʊɡræf

A photograph of a microscopic object, taken with the aid of a microscope.
Example sentencesExamples
- I use a photographic filtered lamp assembly with a trinocular microscope for photomicrographs of specimens.
- Quite simply the author has, wherever applicable, gone to the effort of creating lucid diagrams in concert with detailed histologic and electron microscopic photomicrographs to illustrate key concepts.
- Throughout his career, Julie was an innovator, contributing to improvements in photomicrographs and the microscopes, cameras, and film that produced them.
- An extensive number of photographs go with each gross description, followed by mostly color photomicrographs and often electron photomicrographs as well.
- The increased use of color has enhanced many of the gross and microscopic photomicrographs, in particular the immunohistochemical stains.

单词	photomicrograph
释义	Definition of photomicrograph in English: photomicrograph noun ˌfəʊtəʊˈmʌɪkrəɡrɑːfˌfoʊdoʊˈmaɪkroʊɡræf A photograph of a microscopic object, taken with the aid of a microscope. Example sentencesExamples The increased use of color has enhanced many of the gross and microscopic photomicrographs, in particular the immunohistochemical stains. Throughout his career, Julie was an innovator, contributing to improvements in photomicrographs and the microscopes, cameras, and film that produced them. An extensive number of photographs go with each gross description, followed by mostly color photomicrographs and often electron photomicrographs as well. Quite simply the author has, wherever applicable, gone to the effort of creating lucid diagrams in concert with detailed histologic and electron microscopic photomicrographs to illustrate key concepts. I use a photographic filtered lamp assembly with a trinocular microscope for photomicrographs of specimens. Derivatives photomicrographer noun He was a photomicrographer, illustrating his Christmas cards with photographs of his micromounts. Example sentencesExamples Before directing his efforts toward minerals, Julie was already a highly accomplished and innovative professional photomicrographer, mostly in the medical field. Saturday also featured a voice auction and an evening slide show by famed photomicrographer and Hall of Fame member Lou Perloff. First to go, in 1999, was Ross Anderson, husband of photomicrographer and author Vi Anderson and a skilled micromounter in his own right. Neal came to be known as ‘Mr. Micromounter,’ and for decades Lou was regarded as the most prolific and accomplished mineral photomicrographer. photomicrography noun ˌfəʊtəʊmʌɪˈkrɒɡrəfiˌfoʊdoʊˌmaɪˈkrɑɡrəfi Then the screen came down, and there was a slide show for at least an hour: the latest trip, the newest locality, the best photomicrography. Example sentencesExamples The pairs of images here, selected from entries to Nikon's annual Small World Competition, epitomize the art of looking closer, as captured by some modern masters of photomicrography. The entire mineral community will greatly miss this kind, gracious, and witty master of microminerals and photomicrography. A Nikon Eclipse 600 microscope with screen measurement version 4 • 21 software was used for micrometry and photomicrography. For fluorescence microscopy and photomicrography a Zeiss Axioplan microscope equipped with standard epifluorescence filters and Neofluar objectives was used. Definition of photomicrograph in US English: photomicrograph nounˌfōdōˈmīkrōɡrafˌfoʊdoʊˈmaɪkroʊɡræf A photograph of a microscopic object, taken with the aid of a microscope. Example sentencesExamples I use a photographic filtered lamp assembly with a trinocular microscope for photomicrographs of specimens. Quite simply the author has, wherever applicable, gone to the effort of creating lucid diagrams in concert with detailed histologic and electron microscopic photomicrographs to illustrate key concepts. Throughout his career, Julie was an innovator, contributing to improvements in photomicrographs and the microscopes, cameras, and film that produced them. An extensive number of photographs go with each gross description, followed by mostly color photomicrographs and often electron photomicrographs as well. The increased use of color has enhanced many of the gross and microscopic photomicrographs, in particular the immunohistochemical stains.
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