Definition of nanostructure in English:

nanostructure

noun ˈnanə(ʊ)strʌktjʊəˈnanəˌstrəkCHər

A structure, especially a semiconductor device, that has dimensions of only a few nanometres.
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- Subsequently, we have developed a two-dimensional Fourier analysis tool for the study of coherent light scattering by biological nanostructures.
- The conference will feature topics like chemistry on a chip, nanoparticles & biology, and organic nanostructures.
- Incompatibilities among physical methods create obstacles to the analysis of the evolution of nanostructures among the structural classes.
- Research will focus on projects in fuel cell research, magnetic nanostructures, smart coatings, semiconductor quantum dots and biomedical research.
- The protofibrils can adopt two different nanostructures, i.e., the globular aggregates and the filaments.
- The nanostructure reveals paired smaller fibrils that appear in optical microscopy as a single fibril.
- To test the nanostructure's potential as a biosensor and antimicrobial, the authors conducted studies using the water-based nanotubes.
- Our group has recently been developing synthetic nanostructures as fluorescent biosensors to be used with fiber-optic probes for cancer diagnosis and treatment.
- Other porphyrin nanostructures such as nanofibers and rectangular cross-section nanotubes have been made and can also be used in the fabrication of nanodevices.
- Color production from many superficial diffraction gratings can also be understood as coherent scattering from a crystal-like nanostructure restricted to the surface of the organism.
- The combination of the tightly bound micelle nanostructures and the microscale globules is what gives the silk its strength.
- The number of observed nanostructures reduces when the concentration is below 0.1 mg/ml.

Definition of nanostructure in US English:

nanostructure

nounˈnanəˌstrəkCHər

A structure, especially a semiconductor device, that has dimensions of only a few nanometers.
纳米结构
Example sentencesExamples
- The protofibrils can adopt two different nanostructures, i.e., the globular aggregates and the filaments.
- The nanostructure reveals paired smaller fibrils that appear in optical microscopy as a single fibril.
- Color production from many superficial diffraction gratings can also be understood as coherent scattering from a crystal-like nanostructure restricted to the surface of the organism.
- The number of observed nanostructures reduces when the concentration is below 0.1 mg/ml.
- Our group has recently been developing synthetic nanostructures as fluorescent biosensors to be used with fiber-optic probes for cancer diagnosis and treatment.
- Subsequently, we have developed a two-dimensional Fourier analysis tool for the study of coherent light scattering by biological nanostructures.
- The combination of the tightly bound micelle nanostructures and the microscale globules is what gives the silk its strength.
- The conference will feature topics like chemistry on a chip, nanoparticles & biology, and organic nanostructures.
- To test the nanostructure's potential as a biosensor and antimicrobial, the authors conducted studies using the water-based nanotubes.
- Incompatibilities among physical methods create obstacles to the analysis of the evolution of nanostructures among the structural classes.
- Other porphyrin nanostructures such as nanofibers and rectangular cross-section nanotubes have been made and can also be used in the fabrication of nanodevices.
- Research will focus on projects in fuel cell research, magnetic nanostructures, smart coatings, semiconductor quantum dots and biomedical research.

词汇	nanostructure
释义	Definition of nanostructure in English: nanostructure noun ˈnanə(ʊ)strʌktjʊəˈnanəˌstrəkCHər A structure, especially a semiconductor device, that has dimensions of only a few nanometres. 纳米结构 Example sentencesExamples Subsequently, we have developed a two-dimensional Fourier analysis tool for the study of coherent light scattering by biological nanostructures. The conference will feature topics like chemistry on a chip, nanoparticles & biology, and organic nanostructures. Incompatibilities among physical methods create obstacles to the analysis of the evolution of nanostructures among the structural classes. Research will focus on projects in fuel cell research, magnetic nanostructures, smart coatings, semiconductor quantum dots and biomedical research. The protofibrils can adopt two different nanostructures, i.e., the globular aggregates and the filaments. The nanostructure reveals paired smaller fibrils that appear in optical microscopy as a single fibril. To test the nanostructure's potential as a biosensor and antimicrobial, the authors conducted studies using the water-based nanotubes. Our group has recently been developing synthetic nanostructures as fluorescent biosensors to be used with fiber-optic probes for cancer diagnosis and treatment. Other porphyrin nanostructures such as nanofibers and rectangular cross-section nanotubes have been made and can also be used in the fabrication of nanodevices. Color production from many superficial diffraction gratings can also be understood as coherent scattering from a crystal-like nanostructure restricted to the surface of the organism. The combination of the tightly bound micelle nanostructures and the microscale globules is what gives the silk its strength. The number of observed nanostructures reduces when the concentration is below 0.1 mg/ml. Definition of nanostructure in US English: nanostructure nounˈnanəˌstrəkCHər A structure, especially a semiconductor device, that has dimensions of only a few nanometers. 纳米结构 Example sentencesExamples The protofibrils can adopt two different nanostructures, i.e., the globular aggregates and the filaments. The nanostructure reveals paired smaller fibrils that appear in optical microscopy as a single fibril. Color production from many superficial diffraction gratings can also be understood as coherent scattering from a crystal-like nanostructure restricted to the surface of the organism. The number of observed nanostructures reduces when the concentration is below 0.1 mg/ml. Our group has recently been developing synthetic nanostructures as fluorescent biosensors to be used with fiber-optic probes for cancer diagnosis and treatment. Subsequently, we have developed a two-dimensional Fourier analysis tool for the study of coherent light scattering by biological nanostructures. The combination of the tightly bound micelle nanostructures and the microscale globules is what gives the silk its strength. The conference will feature topics like chemistry on a chip, nanoparticles & biology, and organic nanostructures. To test the nanostructure's potential as a biosensor and antimicrobial, the authors conducted studies using the water-based nanotubes. Incompatibilities among physical methods create obstacles to the analysis of the evolution of nanostructures among the structural classes. Other porphyrin nanostructures such as nanofibers and rectangular cross-section nanotubes have been made and can also be used in the fabrication of nanodevices. Research will focus on projects in fuel cell research, magnetic nanostructures, smart coatings, semiconductor quantum dots and biomedical research.
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