Sentence examples for from microscopic to from inspiring English sources

The transition from microscopic to macroscopic scale was also validated.

From microscopic to macroscopic descriptions in the form of linear or nonlinear (partial) differential equations.

Mycelial networks operate on scales from microscopic to many m2 and naturally persist for extended periods.

The program simulates the formation of folds developed by buckling, which appear at many scales from microscopic to kilometric, and are one of the most common geological structures.

In this way it is possible to probe an extraordinary broad range of 6 orders of magnitude in length from microscopic to macroscopic length scales.

This time though, I was not watching brine shrimp grow from microscopic to minuscule over the course of a few weeks; I am watching teachers grow over the course of years.

Myriapods can have anywhere from fewer than ten to nearly 200 pairs of appendages; they range in size from nearly microscopic to 30 cm in length.

Later I learned to make observations from the microscopic to global scale to learn about the past and current evolution of our planet.

Redgrove's work showed what a careful attention to particulars, from the microscopic to the galactic, could become when integrated into a larger vision; his poems almost throb with a sense of life, fecundity, growth and creation.

In spatial dimension, soil architecture, ranging from the microscopic to the megascopic levels, exerts an important control on hydrologic processes and biogeochemical dynamics.

Reductionists think that they are playing a game of telephone: as the message of reality travels upward, from the microscopic to the macroscopic scale, it becomes garbled, and they must work their way downward to recover the truth.