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Filter by Meaning The baby's toes were so tiny, they looked nanometer.
The nanometer print on the map was hard to see.
The bacteria was so nanometer, it couldn't be seen with the naked eye.
The spacing between the atoms in a crystal lattice is typically measured in picometers, which is one-tenth of a nanometer.
The nanometer scale features on the surface of materials can influence their properties, such as adhesion and wetting.
The nanometer scale texture on the surface of the material made it water-resistant.
The semiconductor industry is using nanometer technology to produce more powerful and energy-efficient devices.
The chip industry is using nanometer technology to improve the performance and energy efficiency of electronic devices.
The scanning electron microscope could produce images with a resolution of less than one nanometer.
The research team used a scanning tunneling microscope to manipulate atoms and molecules on a nanometer scale.
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