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nanosecond 1 nsec = 10-9 sec = 1 billionth of a second
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nanotechnology Technology on the nanometer scale. The original definition is technology that is built from single atoms and which depends on individual atoms for function. An example is an enzyme. If you mutate the enzyme's gene, the modified enzyme may or may not function. In contrast, if you remove a few atoms from a hammer, it still will work just as well. ...
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nanotechnology The ability to manipulate individual atoms and molecules to produce the smallest human-made objects.
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nanosecond A billionth of a second. Many computer operations, such as the speed of memory chips, are measured in nanoseconds. Nanosecond is often abbreviated as ns.
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nanotechnology Microscopic machines; currently more science-fiction than reality.
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