nanotic
English
Etymology
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Adjective
nanotic (not comparable)
- nanoscale
- 1996, OECD, Macroeconomic Policies and Structural Reform, OECD Publishing (→ISBN), page 293:
- ... technology fusion as well as highly-sophisticated assembly know-how (e.g., semi-conductors and flexible manufacturing), nanotic micro-processing technologies such as electric devices and non-organic advanced materials ...
- 1999, Stephen L. Burns, Flesh and Silver, ROC Hardcover (→ISBN)
- If he hadn't been here, I might have tried to do it myself, but even with nanotic forceps I would have done more harm than good."
- 2008, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction
- Nanobodies: Synthetically produced nanotic machinery.
- 1996, OECD, Macroeconomic Policies and Structural Reform, OECD Publishing (→ISBN), page 293:
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