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micrometer

/mahy-krom-i-ter/US // maɪˈkrɒm ɪ tər //UK // (maɪˈkrɒmɪtə) //

千分尺,测微计,微米,测微器

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : any of various devices for measuring minute distances, angles, etc., as in connection with a telescope or microscope.
    • : Also called mike. micrometer caliper . a precision instrument with a spindle moved by a finely threaded screw, for the measurement of thicknesses and short lengths, commonly used by machinists for turning shafts or boring holes.

Examples

  • Last year, the Human Brain Project released a 3D digital map that integrates different aspects of human brain organization at the millimeter and micrometer level.

  • These nanoparticles help the underpinnings of the teeth vary in hardness and stiffness by at least a factor of two over distances of just several hundred micrometers — a few times the average width of a human hair.

  • That’s enough resolution to recognize biologically assembled clumps of molecules, but not sufficient to see fossils of actual microbial bodies, which might be as small as a single micrometer.

  • The new process also only achieved a CNT density of about 45 CNTs per micrometer, which is still significantly below the optimum of 200 predicted by previous research.

  • A one-half inch eye-piece, a micrometer eye-piece, and an attachable mechanical stage are very useful additions.

  • Focus the scale of each micrometer accurately, and make the lines on them parallel.

  • Place a stage micrometer divided into hundredths of a millimetre on the microscope stage and focus accurately.

  • Rotate the head of the micrometer screw until the movable line has transversed one division of the stage micrometer.

  • Note the optical combination employed in this experiment and record it with the calculated micrometer value.