Sentence examples for microscopic organisms in from inspiring English sources

All of the microscopic organisms in the biofloc were identified using Advance microscopes Nikon 80i.

Bacteria are so small that their presence was only first recognized in 1677, when the Dutch naturalist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek saw microscopic organisms in a variety of substances with the aid of primitive microscopes (more similar in design to modern magnifying glasses than modern microscopes), some of which were capable of more than 200-fold magnification.

There are absorbing things to look at, like the prints replicating drawings of otherworldly microscopic organisms in Robert Hooke's 17th-century study "Micrographia," or lushly romantic images of American Indians by the 19th-century photographer Edward S. Curtis.

For example, does weightlessness affect microscopic organisms in the same way it does humans and other living creatures?

Marine primary producers plants and microscopic organisms in the plankton are widespread and very diverse.

Neto's earth-toned crocheted structures are both animalistic and reminiscent of microscopic organisms in form, a strange duality that causes the works to feel like indigenous products or abodes from a parallel universe, one where Western colonization never infected native culture, allowing the tribes to continue to develop culturally and technologically on their own.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Microscopic organisms identified in the floc: a rotifer; b euplotes, the ciliate protozoa; c Alexandrium sp. of dinoflagellates; d chaetoceros diatom; e vorticella the protozoa and f nematode.

Because microplastics are so small, they often float from our drains through filtration systems and into the ocean, where they resemble zooplankton, sediment and other microscopic organisms -- in other words, coral and fish food.

Rotifers are microscopic organisms found in pond water.

They only work in the plural, being microscopic organisms, and not in themselves harmful.

Wretched Merry, set on doing "no harm to the microscopic organisms that dwell in the air," fashions a mask from the foot of an old stocking.