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A measurement of length (1 nanometer=0.000001 millimeter). Used to, among other things, state the wavelength of light.
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| nanoscale |
Refers to miniscule particles that measure less than 100 nanometers or 100 x10-9 meters.
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| nanosecond |
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| nanosecond |
One billionth of a second (0.000000001). Used primarily by physicists and electronics engineers in measurements of very small intervals, such as RAM access times, or the time it takes light to cross a room.
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| nanosecond |
One billionth of a second. netiquette Etiquette guidelines for behaviour on the Internet, in particular with regard to posting messages to newsgroups and e-mail. network Two or more computers linked together. newsgroup An online discussion group on a particular topic. newsreader An application that lets you read and reply to messages posted on Internet newsgroups.
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