microscopic造句

We can't see microscopic creature with naked eyes.

So, again, we can still use our microscopic model.

Scientists unveiled a meteorite from Mars in which they said there were microscopic fossils.

Every villain has his Achilles' heel. And microscopic scoundrels are no exception.

That microscopic little building block of life that makes us all the same, but grants us with distinct differences.

A microscopic or minute organism, such as an amoeba or a paramecium, usually considered to be an animal.

It's even conceivable, though clearly a long shot, that some form of microscopic life already exists on this frigid moon.

And in fact much of it was formulated before there was a good microscopic model of matter.

Independently, pathologists in Chicago analyzed them the traditional way - by looking at the brain slices under a microscope and manually counting the microscopic plaques.

Water drops on this microscopic artificial "bed of nails" coalesce randomly, but researchers aim to design superhydrophobic materials that shed water by design.

Not only that, but the sail will also act like a handkerchief, mopping up microscopic orbital detritus such as flecks of paint from previous launches.

Low oxygen levels encourage the growth of bacteria that destroy nitrate - a vital nutrient for the ocean's microscopic plants, or phytoplankton.

The removal of these microscopic particles from deep within a flower would make the nectar flunk the quality standards set by most of the world's food safety agencies.

Walking through the caves, I feel like a microscopic nano-surgeon from the film Fantastic Voyage, coursing through heavily calcified arteries - perhaps those of a passenger on el Expreso DE la Robla?

From the external ugliness and beauty, the inner good and the evil, gradually and the microscopic exquisite and rough, the macroscopic superficial and profound, until the life is tender and mature, the critical and Transcendence of death.