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- To measure tiny distances, scientists often use the picometer scale.
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And you can even see I there's, there's between pico and micro, there's something right.
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It's called the Deeper Connect Pico, and this is a tiny little hardware VPN.
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I'm going to be using the pico sauce, a little bit of water.
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Last week's video, if I'm right in my head about what's going on, was about π Pico projects and link to that.
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A pico-sized insect can easily hide beneath a leaf.
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In nanotechnology, pico is a common term to describe particles that are just a few picometers in size.
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Etymology
Pico- comes from Spanish and Italian words meaning 'a very small bit', and you can remember it like the Italian word piccolo ('small'), which names a tiny flute. So pico- is used as a combining form to show something extremely tiny, like in 'picograms' or 'picoseconds'.