micrograph (redirected from micrographics)

micrograph /mi·cro·graph/ (-graf)

1. an instrument used to record very minute movements by making a greatly magnified photograph of the minute motions of a diaphragm.

2. a photograph of a minute object or specimen as seen through a microscope.

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mi·cro·graph (mkr-grf)

n.

1. A drawing or photographic reproduction of an object as viewed through a microscope.

2. An instrument for measuring minute movements by recording photographically corresponding movements registered by a diaphragm moving in unison with the original object.

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micrograph [mi´kro-graf]

1. an instrument for recording very minute movements by making a greatly magnified photograph of the minute motions of a diaphragm.

2. a photograph of a minute object or specimen as seen through a microscope.

electron micrograph a graphic reproduction of an object as viewed with an electron microscope.

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micrograph

1. an instrument for recording very minute movements by making a greatly magnified photograph of the minute motions of a diaphragm.

2. a photograph of a minute object or specimen as seen through a microscope.

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electron micrograph

see electron micrographs.