Definition of microcircuit in English:

microcircuit

noun ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˌsəːkɪtˈmaɪkroʊˌsərkət

A minute electric circuit, especially an integrated circuit.
Example sentencesExamples
- The most time-consuming and expensive step in constructing microcircuits focuses a pattern of light onto a semiconductor surface coated with a photosensitive film.
- A microcircuit will only work if absolutely everything is right.
- Should their silicon inhabitants - microcircuits, microgears, and micropower drivers - exist in a vacuum?
- A team of researchers in England is challenging that convention with a magnetic microcircuit that carries out simple but important steps in computation.
- Instead, he says computer simulations of the brain may be used to study how and why certain microcircuits in the brain malfunction, which is thought to be the cause of psychiatric disorders such as autism, schizophrenia, and depression.
- As if damaging incredibly delicate microcircuits was a helpful response to a problem, Verbena Beeks shook the hand-link.
- An example might be the manufacture of microcircuits.
- Silicon wafers used for building microcircuits are usually polished at one specific angle to the atomic planes of silicon.
- He guarded an insurance company's computer - this was before microcircuits and it had 2,400 vacuum tubes.
- Not far off, say the technology's developers, are photonic microcircuits that process light beams the way today's microelectronics chips process electric currents.
- Similarly, although the demand for gold for industrial purposes has grown - principally for computer semiconductors and microcircuits - the giant's share, 80%, remains centred on jewellery.
- Worryingly, the man from Citroen warned that failure to restore the roof correctly might sheer off tiny but expensive-sounding microcircuits (Uh-oh!).
- Instead of producing microcircuits, Intel could end up making furnaces.

Derivatives

microcircuitry

noun ˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˈsəːkɪtriˌmaɪkroʊˈsərkətri

Since the advent of the philosophy of microcircuitry in 1951, great changes have taken place in electronics.
Example sentencesExamples
- As these devices became more adept - thanks to advances in microcircuitry - and more widely accepted, researchers began to investigate if they might also work by tingling the spinal cord or brain.
- Advances in computers and microcircuitry led to the development of the Boeing AGM - 69A SRAM (short-range attack missile), only 14 feet long and weighing but 2,320 pounds.
- The brain's microcircuitry was designed to implement these algorithms, so a map of their cognitive structure can be used to bring order out of chaos at the neural level.

Definition of microcircuit in US English:

microcircuit

nounˈmīkrōˌsərkətˈmaɪkroʊˌsərkət

A minute electric circuit, especially an integrated circuit.
Example sentencesExamples
- A team of researchers in England is challenging that convention with a magnetic microcircuit that carries out simple but important steps in computation.
- Instead of producing microcircuits, Intel could end up making furnaces.
- Worryingly, the man from Citroen warned that failure to restore the roof correctly might sheer off tiny but expensive-sounding microcircuits (Uh-oh!).
- Not far off, say the technology's developers, are photonic microcircuits that process light beams the way today's microelectronics chips process electric currents.
- As if damaging incredibly delicate microcircuits was a helpful response to a problem, Verbena Beeks shook the hand-link.
- The most time-consuming and expensive step in constructing microcircuits focuses a pattern of light onto a semiconductor surface coated with a photosensitive film.
- Similarly, although the demand for gold for industrial purposes has grown - principally for computer semiconductors and microcircuits - the giant's share, 80%, remains centred on jewellery.
- Instead, he says computer simulations of the brain may be used to study how and why certain microcircuits in the brain malfunction, which is thought to be the cause of psychiatric disorders such as autism, schizophrenia, and depression.
- Should their silicon inhabitants - microcircuits, microgears, and micropower drivers - exist in a vacuum?
- He guarded an insurance company's computer - this was before microcircuits and it had 2,400 vacuum tubes.
- Silicon wafers used for building microcircuits are usually polished at one specific angle to the atomic planes of silicon.
- A microcircuit will only work if absolutely everything is right.
- An example might be the manufacture of microcircuits.

单词	microcircuit
释义	Definition of microcircuit in English: microcircuit noun ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˌsəːkɪtˈmaɪkroʊˌsərkət A minute electric circuit, especially an integrated circuit. Example sentencesExamples The most time-consuming and expensive step in constructing microcircuits focuses a pattern of light onto a semiconductor surface coated with a photosensitive film. A microcircuit will only work if absolutely everything is right. Should their silicon inhabitants - microcircuits, microgears, and micropower drivers - exist in a vacuum? A team of researchers in England is challenging that convention with a magnetic microcircuit that carries out simple but important steps in computation. Instead, he says computer simulations of the brain may be used to study how and why certain microcircuits in the brain malfunction, which is thought to be the cause of psychiatric disorders such as autism, schizophrenia, and depression. As if damaging incredibly delicate microcircuits was a helpful response to a problem, Verbena Beeks shook the hand-link. An example might be the manufacture of microcircuits. Silicon wafers used for building microcircuits are usually polished at one specific angle to the atomic planes of silicon. He guarded an insurance company's computer - this was before microcircuits and it had 2,400 vacuum tubes. Not far off, say the technology's developers, are photonic microcircuits that process light beams the way today's microelectronics chips process electric currents. Similarly, although the demand for gold for industrial purposes has grown - principally for computer semiconductors and microcircuits - the giant's share, 80%, remains centred on jewellery. Worryingly, the man from Citroen warned that failure to restore the roof correctly might sheer off tiny but expensive-sounding microcircuits (Uh-oh!). Instead of producing microcircuits, Intel could end up making furnaces. Derivatives microcircuitry noun ˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˈsəːkɪtriˌmaɪkroʊˈsərkətri Since the advent of the philosophy of microcircuitry in 1951, great changes have taken place in electronics. Example sentencesExamples As these devices became more adept - thanks to advances in microcircuitry - and more widely accepted, researchers began to investigate if they might also work by tingling the spinal cord or brain. Advances in computers and microcircuitry led to the development of the Boeing AGM - 69A SRAM (short-range attack missile), only 14 feet long and weighing but 2,320 pounds. The brain's microcircuitry was designed to implement these algorithms, so a map of their cognitive structure can be used to bring order out of chaos at the neural level. Definition of microcircuit in US English: microcircuit nounˈmīkrōˌsərkətˈmaɪkroʊˌsərkət A minute electric circuit, especially an integrated circuit. Example sentencesExamples A team of researchers in England is challenging that convention with a magnetic microcircuit that carries out simple but important steps in computation. Instead of producing microcircuits, Intel could end up making furnaces. Worryingly, the man from Citroen warned that failure to restore the roof correctly might sheer off tiny but expensive-sounding microcircuits (Uh-oh!). Not far off, say the technology's developers, are photonic microcircuits that process light beams the way today's microelectronics chips process electric currents. As if damaging incredibly delicate microcircuits was a helpful response to a problem, Verbena Beeks shook the hand-link. The most time-consuming and expensive step in constructing microcircuits focuses a pattern of light onto a semiconductor surface coated with a photosensitive film. Similarly, although the demand for gold for industrial purposes has grown - principally for computer semiconductors and microcircuits - the giant's share, 80%, remains centred on jewellery. Instead, he says computer simulations of the brain may be used to study how and why certain microcircuits in the brain malfunction, which is thought to be the cause of psychiatric disorders such as autism, schizophrenia, and depression. Should their silicon inhabitants - microcircuits, microgears, and micropower drivers - exist in a vacuum? He guarded an insurance company's computer - this was before microcircuits and it had 2,400 vacuum tubes. Silicon wafers used for building microcircuits are usually polished at one specific angle to the atomic planes of silicon. A microcircuit will only work if absolutely everything is right. An example might be the manufacture of microcircuits.
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