Definition of nanofibre in English:

nanofibre

(US nanofiber)

nounˈnanə(ʊ)fʌɪbəˈnanōˌfībər

A fibre of material with a thickness or diameter of only a few nanometres.
filters coated with nanofibres can dramatically improve filtration efficiency
Example sentencesExamples
- The researchers collected evidence that carbon atoms scuttled across a nickel cluster's surface to where the leading edge of a new nanofiber was picking up additional atoms.
- Dr. Sain has applied for a patent for his state-of-the-art process that extracts nanofibres from plants.
- The added strength could lead to new uses of nanofibres.
- A team of researchers in Denmark has made atomic-scale movies of the formation of carbon nanofibers.
- The ration is surrounded by a plastic membrane made of a nanofibre that can filter out 99.9 per cent of microbes and the most harmful toxic compounds.
- He has developed a technique in which continuous yarns that consist of parallel bundles of nanofibres can be produced in a continuous process.
- Researchers have discovered a way to strengthen plastic nanofibres or ultra-fine fibres, with one of the world's strongest materials, carbon.
- Carbon nanofibres are so fine, they are only a tiny fraction of the diameter of a human hair.
- Of particular interest is the fact that the new method allows researchers to attach DNA to the nanofibers.
- "We employ the electrospinning process to create nanofibers with very large surface area for their weight," Phaneuf said.

Definition of nanofiber in US English:

nanofiber

(British nanofibre)

nounˈnanōˌfībər

A fiber of material with a thickness or diameter of only a few nanometers.
filters coated with nanofibers can dramatically improve filtration efficiency
Example sentencesExamples
- Researchers have discovered a way to strengthen plastic nanofibres or ultra-fine fibres, with one of the world's strongest materials, carbon.
- The ration is surrounded by a plastic membrane made of a nanofibre that can filter out 99.9 per cent of microbes and the most harmful toxic compounds.
- The added strength could lead to new uses of nanofibres.
- He has developed a technique in which continuous yarns that consist of parallel bundles of nanofibres can be produced in a continuous process.
- Carbon nanofibres are so fine, they are only a tiny fraction of the diameter of a human hair.
- "We employ the electrospinning process to create nanofibers with very large surface area for their weight," Phaneuf said.
- Dr. Sain has applied for a patent for his state-of-the-art process that extracts nanofibres from plants.
- Of particular interest is the fact that the new method allows researchers to attach DNA to the nanofibers.
- The researchers collected evidence that carbon atoms scuttled across a nickel cluster's surface to where the leading edge of a new nanofiber was picking up additional atoms.
- A team of researchers in Denmark has made atomic-scale movies of the formation of carbon nanofibers.

词汇	nanofibre
释义	Definition of nanofibre in English: nanofibre (US nanofiber) nounˈnanə(ʊ)fʌɪbəˈnanōˌfībər A fibre of material with a thickness or diameter of only a few nanometres. filters coated with nanofibres can dramatically improve filtration efficiency Example sentencesExamples The researchers collected evidence that carbon atoms scuttled across a nickel cluster's surface to where the leading edge of a new nanofiber was picking up additional atoms. Dr. Sain has applied for a patent for his state-of-the-art process that extracts nanofibres from plants. The added strength could lead to new uses of nanofibres. A team of researchers in Denmark has made atomic-scale movies of the formation of carbon nanofibers. The ration is surrounded by a plastic membrane made of a nanofibre that can filter out 99.9 per cent of microbes and the most harmful toxic compounds. He has developed a technique in which continuous yarns that consist of parallel bundles of nanofibres can be produced in a continuous process. Researchers have discovered a way to strengthen plastic nanofibres or ultra-fine fibres, with one of the world's strongest materials, carbon. Carbon nanofibres are so fine, they are only a tiny fraction of the diameter of a human hair. Of particular interest is the fact that the new method allows researchers to attach DNA to the nanofibers. "We employ the electrospinning process to create nanofibers with very large surface area for their weight," Phaneuf said. Definition of nanofiber in US English: nanofiber (British nanofibre) nounˈnanōˌfībər A fiber of material with a thickness or diameter of only a few nanometers. filters coated with nanofibers can dramatically improve filtration efficiency Example sentencesExamples Researchers have discovered a way to strengthen plastic nanofibres or ultra-fine fibres, with one of the world's strongest materials, carbon. The ration is surrounded by a plastic membrane made of a nanofibre that can filter out 99.9 per cent of microbes and the most harmful toxic compounds. The added strength could lead to new uses of nanofibres. He has developed a technique in which continuous yarns that consist of parallel bundles of nanofibres can be produced in a continuous process. Carbon nanofibres are so fine, they are only a tiny fraction of the diameter of a human hair. "We employ the electrospinning process to create nanofibers with very large surface area for their weight," Phaneuf said. Dr. Sain has applied for a patent for his state-of-the-art process that extracts nanofibres from plants. Of particular interest is the fact that the new method allows researchers to attach DNA to the nanofibers. The researchers collected evidence that carbon atoms scuttled across a nickel cluster's surface to where the leading edge of a new nanofiber was picking up additional atoms. A team of researchers in Denmark has made atomic-scale movies of the formation of carbon nanofibers.
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