Sentence examples for micro means from inspiring English sources

To a biologist, "micro" means bacterium-sized.

To an economist, "micro" means people-sized.

We found a subtle difference between micro- (mean Fst = 0.186) and macrochromosomes (mean Fst = 0.184), and given that the study tries to find outlier signals of differentiation, we followed the identical windowing approach across the genome.

Experts say the true figure is likely to be much higher because the high level of sophistication in gadgets students can get their hands on – such as mini cameras and micro earbuds – means not all cheats will be caught.

The interlinked character of the macro, meso and micro levels means that regimes are embedded within landscapes and niches within regimes.

Furthermore, the increasing demand for inexpensive and higher quality micro-components means that tools for replication processes must take advantage of advanced manufacturing techniques.

Bluetooth and Micro-USB means users can work untethered and share data with a PC.

And micro-sleep means that when there is no user data transmitting, the BS should turn off the PA and signal processing component to save power.

This move from macro-celebrity to micro should mean some interesting times ahead as everyone with a Twitch channel will run to do a sex tape to raise viewership.

While all of this development is great for the twenty-something and thirty-something professionals that cities are falling over themselves to attract, the focus on luxury micro-living means that large swaths of the population are stuck in a housing dilemma that still has no solution.

We previously reported that the cytotoxic and proinflammatory effects of Mexico City PM10 (less than or equal to 10 micro m mean aerodynamic diameter) are determined by transition metals and endotoxins associated with these particles.