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Definition of macroscopic in English: macroscopicadjective ˌmakrə(ʊ)ˈskɒpɪkˌmækrəˈskɑpɪk 1Visible to the naked eye; not microscopic. 肉眼可见的；宏观的 Example sentencesExamples - Almost two thirds of people with adult polycystic kidney disease also develop microscopic or macroscopic haematuria.
- Bottom-dwelling shellfish, ammonites, etc., occur within this matrix as a distinguishable, generally macroscopic component.
- The macroscopic membranes or plaques can interfere with or even prevent cell-to-cell communications, which results in neurological disorders.
- Here we use reconstituted actin gels seeded with particles as a model system to explore the relation between the macroscopic and microscopic properties of actin.
- The Cambrian fossil record suggests that many metazoans were macroscopic and adapted for life in the macrobenthos.
- Wound reactions of trees have been the subject of numerous investigations at the macroscopic and microscopic levels.
- Temporal programs reflecting the 24 h cycle of day and night are expressed by most organisms from microscopic cyanobacteria to macroscopic humans.
- All those concerned with disorders of the human body must start from a background of knowledge of its normal macroscopic and microscopic structure.
- On the scale of an erythrocyte, a change in the primary nucleation rates could have profound effects even if macroscopic experiments revealed very little difference.
- Energy is not only involved in macroscopic processes, but in microscopic processes as well.
- Changes on the microscopic level eventually spill over into the macroscopic level.
- Banded iron formations are so named in part because of their distinctive banded or layered structure, which occurs at various scales from microscopic to macroscopic.
- These elements include loading conditions, rate of crack growth, and macroscopic and microscopic appearance of fracture surfaces.
- Assessment of laser radiation on biological tissue has traditionally been limited to macroscopic effects and histopathological endpoint analysis.
- The oldest fossil that may represent a macroscopic organism is about 2.1 billion years old.
- Another part of us recognizes instinctively that nature designs in fractals, with intriguing detail on every scale from the microscopic to the macroscopic.
- Starting at the macroscopic chromosome level we see that its structure can strongly vary throughout the cell cycle on timescales of hours or days.
- The diagnosis was based on macroscopic, histologic, immunohistochemical, and occasionally ultrastructural features.
- At the microscopic and macroscopic levels fracture results from the passage of a crack through a region of material.
- The presence of myocardial infarction was confirmed by macroscopic and histological examination of the myocardium.
2Relating to large-scale or general analysis. 宏观分析的 Example sentencesExamples - Ultimately, El Hanani's drawings are meditations on the relationship of the macroscopic to the microscopic, the infinite to the infinitesimal.
- Some modelling techniques are a combination of both models and cannot be defined as either solely macroscopic or microscopic.
- This type of leadership involves microscopic perceptions and macroscopic expectations.
- Hence some studies require the more detailed analysis which can be undertaken by macroscopic simulation models or dense network assignment models.
- The essays are heavily laced with anger, remorse and angst, as Powell examines his life on microscopic and macroscopic levels.
- The macroscopic table and the submicroscopic table are the same table; what differs is our viewpoint, our scale and level of reference when we consider the table.
- While we remain perplexed about how the microscopic and the macroscopic relate to each other, this extension in the direction of the cosmic is a bold move whose feasibility is not necessarily obvious.
- The shifting scale which allows the artist to see events from both a macroscopic and microscopic perspective forestalls the despair which enveloped his hero Goya at the end of his life.
- Director Wolfgang Becker focuses on the microscopic to explore the macroscopic as he tells the story of a small family divided by incompatible political ideologies and the changes wrought by time.
Derivativesadverb A tumor mass within the kidney extended from the medulla to the cortex and macroscopically penetrated the renal capsule, extending into the surrounding fat. Example sentencesExamples - Metastatic spread can be obvious macroscopically and easy to recognize but it can also be silent, in which case only microscopic examination of tissue samples will indicate the presence of tumor.
- Samples were investigated macroscopically, as well as microscopically to investigate which wood anatomical features are responsible for the visible coloured layers and to identify possible growth ring boundaries.
- That is, the macroscopically visible patterns generated by randomness may not be very sensitive to the precise initial conditions of the experiments.
- The authors say theirs is the first report of norovirus transmission on board an aircraft and propose that the toilets were responsible, even though they looked macroscopically clean.
Rhymesectopic, gyroscopic, heliotropic, horoscopic, isotopic, isotropic, kaleidoscopic, microscopic, misanthropic, myopic, philanthropic, phototropic, telescopic, topic, tropic Definition of macroscopic in US English: macroscopicadjectiveˌmækrəˈskɑpɪkˌmakrəˈskäpik 1Visible to the naked eye; not microscopic. 肉眼可见的；宏观的 Example sentencesExamples - The macroscopic membranes or plaques can interfere with or even prevent cell-to-cell communications, which results in neurological disorders.
- Bottom-dwelling shellfish, ammonites, etc., occur within this matrix as a distinguishable, generally macroscopic component.
- At the microscopic and macroscopic levels fracture results from the passage of a crack through a region of material.
- Another part of us recognizes instinctively that nature designs in fractals, with intriguing detail on every scale from the microscopic to the macroscopic.
- Wound reactions of trees have been the subject of numerous investigations at the macroscopic and microscopic levels.
- Temporal programs reflecting the 24 h cycle of day and night are expressed by most organisms from microscopic cyanobacteria to macroscopic humans.
- These elements include loading conditions, rate of crack growth, and macroscopic and microscopic appearance of fracture surfaces.
- The diagnosis was based on macroscopic, histologic, immunohistochemical, and occasionally ultrastructural features.
- Here we use reconstituted actin gels seeded with particles as a model system to explore the relation between the macroscopic and microscopic properties of actin.
- Starting at the macroscopic chromosome level we see that its structure can strongly vary throughout the cell cycle on timescales of hours or days.
- Banded iron formations are so named in part because of their distinctive banded or layered structure, which occurs at various scales from microscopic to macroscopic.
- Assessment of laser radiation on biological tissue has traditionally been limited to macroscopic effects and histopathological endpoint analysis.
- Changes on the microscopic level eventually spill over into the macroscopic level.
- All those concerned with disorders of the human body must start from a background of knowledge of its normal macroscopic and microscopic structure.
- The presence of myocardial infarction was confirmed by macroscopic and histological examination of the myocardium.
- The Cambrian fossil record suggests that many metazoans were macroscopic and adapted for life in the macrobenthos.
- The oldest fossil that may represent a macroscopic organism is about 2.1 billion years old.
- Almost two thirds of people with adult polycystic kidney disease also develop microscopic or macroscopic haematuria.
- On the scale of an erythrocyte, a change in the primary nucleation rates could have profound effects even if macroscopic experiments revealed very little difference.
- Energy is not only involved in macroscopic processes, but in microscopic processes as well.
- 1.1 Relating to large-scale or general analysis.
宏观分析的 Example sentencesExamples - The macroscopic table and the submicroscopic table are the same table; what differs is our viewpoint, our scale and level of reference when we consider the table.
- Director Wolfgang Becker focuses on the microscopic to explore the macroscopic as he tells the story of a small family divided by incompatible political ideologies and the changes wrought by time.
- Hence some studies require the more detailed analysis which can be undertaken by macroscopic simulation models or dense network assignment models.
- Some modelling techniques are a combination of both models and cannot be defined as either solely macroscopic or microscopic.
- While we remain perplexed about how the microscopic and the macroscopic relate to each other, this extension in the direction of the cosmic is a bold move whose feasibility is not necessarily obvious.
- The shifting scale which allows the artist to see events from both a macroscopic and microscopic perspective forestalls the despair which enveloped his hero Goya at the end of his life.
- Ultimately, El Hanani's drawings are meditations on the relationship of the macroscopic to the microscopic, the infinite to the infinitesimal.
- The essays are heavily laced with anger, remorse and angst, as Powell examines his life on microscopic and macroscopic levels.
- This type of leadership involves microscopic perceptions and macroscopic expectations.
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