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mesh

mesh

6 7.2
A number that shows how many openings are in one inch of a screen
  • noun
  • /mɛʃ/
  • Specialized
translation icon : tamaño de malla
  • The gondola has windows on all sides that open easily, with mesh screening to protect against stinging insects.
  • mesh size
  • fine mesh
  • square mesh

The other one that I've done has has eighth inch mesh.

Examples

  • The drivers do look identical, even down to the really fine mesh in front of them.

  • Notice that we have a fine mesh here, a coarse mesh there.

  • And we're also going to need a mesh screen.

  • By the way, X Tool is developing a screen with a higher mesh count and I look forward to testing it out soon.

  • OK, cover with fine mesh or cheesecloth and secure with the rubber band.

  • A plankton net is made of very fine mesh, cloth really, that water can pass through but plankton cannot.

    Academic text (1993)
  • Commercial fishermen prefer square mesh traps because they are sturdier and longer-lasting than hexagonal mesh traps.

    Academic text (1998)
  • The engineer specified a mesh size of 200 openings per inch for the filtration system.

  • To separate the larger particles, we used a mesh screen with a fine weave.

  • The scientist noted that the mesh used in the lab's sieve allows only the smallest particles to pass through.

Compounds

mesh topology
  • Specialized
6.2

A network where every device connects directly to every other device

How Fine

mesh
  • Specialized
6 7.2
water filter
5 2.2
baghouse
  • Specialized
8.2

Surface Forms

mesh singular
meshes plural

Etymology

Mesh comes from an old word meaning 'net', and people began to use it for the number of holes in a screen because a net is made of countable openings. That's why a finer mesh means smaller holes and finer filtering.