microstructure
- noun
- /ˌmaɪkroʊˈstrʌkʧər/
- Specialized
- To improve the strength of the alloy, they analyzed the microstructure to determine the arrangement of its grains.
- microstructure and macrostructure
- narrative microstructure
- microstructure measures
It's a, it's a different microstructure.
- It's a, it's a different microstructure.
Examples
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We now turn our attention toward the microstructures that are actually preserved in granitic rocks.
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In many instances, investigators have sought to document developmental trends across both microstructure and macrostructure variables.
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It's all hidden in the microstructure of the molecules.
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To what degree is the development of microstructure elements related to the development of macrostructure elements?
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Some methods to control the local microstructure have already been investigated experimentally.
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In addition, the literature suggests that an association exists between the development of microstructure and macrostructure.
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The temperature variance associated with the microstructure is thought to be a direct reflection of vertical mixing.
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Do these three learner groups differ on individual measures of microstructure obtained during a narrative retell?
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Turbostratic carbon shows a very complex microstructure due to the disordered arrangement of carbon atoms in its structure.
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Moreover, this finding suggests that teachers should focus on children's production of microstructure-level features of narratives.
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Synonyms
Very small parts of cells, tissues, or materials seen only with a very powerful microscope
The small-scale structure of a material or tissue that affects its strength and function
The study of small parts of materials or tissues with a microscope
How Small
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Microstructure breaks into micro- 'small' and structure 'the way something is built'. So microstructure is like the tiny 'building' inside a material you can usually only see with a microscope, which is why it means the small internal arrangement of parts.