Mikro
111micromotion — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + motion : the technique in time and motion study of making a pictorial elapsed time study of the elements or subdivisions of an operation by means of a high speed motion picture camera and a specialized timing device …
112microneedle — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + needle : a needle for micromanipulation * * * microneedle /mīˈkrō nē dl/ noun A very fine needle used in micromanipulation (qv) ORIGIN: ↑micro (1b,c) * * * microneedle see micro 6 …
113micronuclear — |mīkrō+ adjective Etymology: micronucleus + ar : of or relating to a micronucleus …
114microphakia — ˌmīkrōˈfākēə noun ( s) Etymology: New Latin, from micr + phac + ia : abnormal smallness of the lens of the eye …
115microphysical — |mīkrō+ adjective Etymology: from microphysics, after English physics : physical : of or relating to microphysics events in the microphysical world Time * * * microphysˈical adjective • • • Main Entry: ↑ …
116micropodidae — ˌmīkrōˈpädəˌdē Etymology: New Latin, from Micropod , Micropus + idae more at micropus synonym of apodidae …
117microseismograph — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary microseism + o + graph : microseismometer …
118micro-sociology — |mīkrō+ noun Etymology: micr + sociology : the study of small systems of social behavior …
119microsorex — |mīkrō+ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from micr + Sorex : a genus formerly considered a subgenus of Sorex comprising the pygmy shrews …
120microsplanchnic — |mīkrō+ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary micr + splanchnic; originally formed as Italian microsplàncnico : ectomorphic opposed to macrosplanchnic; compare normosplanchnic …
