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Definition of nano in English: nanonoun ˈnanəʊˈnanō informal high-quality surgical nano wasn't enough to do the trick short for nanotechnology in combination nano-scientists are talking about shrinking supercomputers to the size of a hardback book Example sentencesExamples - In the nano regime, material characteristics are dominated by surface effects rather than bulk material effects, opening up a host of new possibilities.
- Canada's determination to carry its technological prowess into the nano era is similar to Taiwan's.
- Now researchers have taken advantage of a proposed quantum effect to construct a Y-shaped, nano electronic circuit that boosts signals spontaneously.
- He predicted that there will be a surge of nano-naming, with the nano prefix showing up in all sorts of new places in the coming years.
- From there, he hopes to pursue a half dozen elevator-related businesses, from nano - to laser technology.
- The university's new nano science and engineering center offers opportunities in economic development as well.
- Future chips may be limited in the geometric complexity that can be created at the nano level because of problems with precision alignment.
- In the near term, according to Thomas, advances will require a better understanding of the nano world and experimentation with nano-enhanced technologies.
- Uses for the nano molecular sensor could encompass early diagnosis of genetic diseases.
- She added that the city government has set up a nano industry promotion centre overseeing overall planning, research and development and industrialization of the local nano sector.
Definition of nano in US English: nanonounˈnanō informal high-quality surgical nano wasn't enough to do the trick short for nanotechnology in combination nano-scientists are talking about shrinking supercomputers to the size of a hardback book Example sentencesExamples - In the nano regime, material characteristics are dominated by surface effects rather than bulk material effects, opening up a host of new possibilities.
- Future chips may be limited in the geometric complexity that can be created at the nano level because of problems with precision alignment.
- The university's new nano science and engineering center offers opportunities in economic development as well.
- In the near term, according to Thomas, advances will require a better understanding of the nano world and experimentation with nano-enhanced technologies.
- Now researchers have taken advantage of a proposed quantum effect to construct a Y-shaped, nano electronic circuit that boosts signals spontaneously.
- Canada's determination to carry its technological prowess into the nano era is similar to Taiwan's.
- He predicted that there will be a surge of nano-naming, with the nano prefix showing up in all sorts of new places in the coming years.
- Uses for the nano molecular sensor could encompass early diagnosis of genetic diseases.
- From there, he hopes to pursue a half dozen elevator-related businesses, from nano - to laser technology.
- She added that the city government has set up a nano industry promotion centre overseeing overall planning, research and development and industrialization of the local nano sector.
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