| nanotechnology |
A technology that creates small materials at the scale of molecules by manipulating single atoms. The name nano comes from the size of molecules which is measured in nanometers - or one billionth of a meter (0.000000001 meter). The dimension of single atoms is ten fold smaller. ...
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| NAN |
A special bit pattern produced when a floating-point operation cannot produce a meaningful result (for example, 0/0 produces a NaN). NaNs propagate through arithmetic operations.
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[NAHN] - An East Indian, white-flour flat bread that is lightly leavened by a natural yeast starter developed from airborne yeasts.
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| nano- |
Prefix meaning, "one billionth of the quantity that follows."
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| nanometer |
(nm) a standard unit of distance used in measuring wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum (equal to 10 -9 meter or 10 angstroms); one billionth of a meter.
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