Definition of nanowire in English:

nanowire

nounˈnanə(ʊ)wʌɪəˈnā-

A wire with a thickness or diameter of only a few nanometres.
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Example sentencesExamples
- In particular, scientists could use external magnets to dictate the orientation and position of magnetic nickel nanowires within complex and tiny electronic systems.
- By encasing a silicon-based polymer in conductive molecules, they've developed a nanowire that can detect very faint traces of explosives in air or under water.
- Even more impressive was a new neurovascular approach his team developed that might soon be used to monitor and manipulate the brain using nanowires.
- The fabrication of thin metallic wires, or nanowires, is a critical technology for communications technology.
- Silicon Valley is experimenting with silicon nanowires and carbon nanotubes, two structures that could eventually replace standard transistors on chips.
- They obtained very strong nanowires, currently with a diameter as small as 100 nm.
- A nanowire is a solid tube that can be as thin as the width of a single carbon atom.
- The method allows engineers to combine nanowires of precise length with other silicon structures such as integrated circuits, he said.
- To the right is an image of the same nanowires.
- Exactly how this process works is a closely guarded secret, but he and his team have basically developed a way to make nanowires any way they want.
- Among the approaches being developed today are nanotubes, nanowires and nanocomposites for batteries.
- In a relatively simple procedure, the researchers made Silicon nanowires by sealing silicon monoxide in an evacuated quartz tube.
- One approach to building such devices is using nanowires as building blocks to construct two- and three-dimensional nanoscale devices.
- Because the nanowires are so tiny, researchers could eventually pack millions of them onto a chip and rapidly test a blood sample for all the known genetic mutations in the human genome.
- ‘The ions move, and they actually become reduced to form this little metal nanowire,’ he said.
- Since the metals in the nanowires molecule can be electrically connected to a surface, this offers the possibility of adjusting its electronic properties.
- Using this method the researchers have deposited platinum outside the nanotube and grown a nanowire of gold inside the tube.
- Their merging of low-temperature fabrication and nanowires in a high-performance electronic device is described this week in the journal Nature.
- The team is also trying to build LEDs and field-effect transistors out of its nanowires to see how well they work.
- He foresees that this method could be used to assemble functional electronic devices made from nanowires.

Definition of nanowire in US English:

nanowire

nounˈnā-

A nanoscale rod made of semiconducting material, used in miniature transistors and some laser applications.
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the metals in the nanowires molecule can be electrically connected to a surface, this offers the possibility of adjusting its electronic properties.
- One approach to building such devices is using nanowires as building blocks to construct two- and three-dimensional nanoscale devices.
- Their merging of low-temperature fabrication and nanowires in a high-performance electronic device is described this week in the journal Nature.
- They obtained very strong nanowires, currently with a diameter as small as 100 nm.
- Exactly how this process works is a closely guarded secret, but he and his team have basically developed a way to make nanowires any way they want.
- The fabrication of thin metallic wires, or nanowires, is a critical technology for communications technology.
- Using this method the researchers have deposited platinum outside the nanotube and grown a nanowire of gold inside the tube.
- The method allows engineers to combine nanowires of precise length with other silicon structures such as integrated circuits, he said.
- Among the approaches being developed today are nanotubes, nanowires and nanocomposites for batteries.
- By encasing a silicon-based polymer in conductive molecules, they've developed a nanowire that can detect very faint traces of explosives in air or under water.
- ‘The ions move, and they actually become reduced to form this little metal nanowire,’ he said.
- In particular, scientists could use external magnets to dictate the orientation and position of magnetic nickel nanowires within complex and tiny electronic systems.
- Because the nanowires are so tiny, researchers could eventually pack millions of them onto a chip and rapidly test a blood sample for all the known genetic mutations in the human genome.
- Silicon Valley is experimenting with silicon nanowires and carbon nanotubes, two structures that could eventually replace standard transistors on chips.
- In a relatively simple procedure, the researchers made Silicon nanowires by sealing silicon monoxide in an evacuated quartz tube.
- A nanowire is a solid tube that can be as thin as the width of a single carbon atom.
- Even more impressive was a new neurovascular approach his team developed that might soon be used to monitor and manipulate the brain using nanowires.
- He foresees that this method could be used to assemble functional electronic devices made from nanowires.
- To the right is an image of the same nanowires.
- The team is also trying to build LEDs and field-effect transistors out of its nanowires to see how well they work.

单词	nanowire
释义	Definition of nanowire in English: nanowire nounˈnanə(ʊ)wʌɪəˈnā- A wire with a thickness or diameter of only a few nanometres. 纳米线 Example sentencesExamples In particular, scientists could use external magnets to dictate the orientation and position of magnetic nickel nanowires within complex and tiny electronic systems. By encasing a silicon-based polymer in conductive molecules, they've developed a nanowire that can detect very faint traces of explosives in air or under water. Even more impressive was a new neurovascular approach his team developed that might soon be used to monitor and manipulate the brain using nanowires. The fabrication of thin metallic wires, or nanowires, is a critical technology for communications technology. Silicon Valley is experimenting with silicon nanowires and carbon nanotubes, two structures that could eventually replace standard transistors on chips. They obtained very strong nanowires, currently with a diameter as small as 100 nm. A nanowire is a solid tube that can be as thin as the width of a single carbon atom. The method allows engineers to combine nanowires of precise length with other silicon structures such as integrated circuits, he said. To the right is an image of the same nanowires. Exactly how this process works is a closely guarded secret, but he and his team have basically developed a way to make nanowires any way they want. Among the approaches being developed today are nanotubes, nanowires and nanocomposites for batteries. In a relatively simple procedure, the researchers made Silicon nanowires by sealing silicon monoxide in an evacuated quartz tube. One approach to building such devices is using nanowires as building blocks to construct two- and three-dimensional nanoscale devices. Because the nanowires are so tiny, researchers could eventually pack millions of them onto a chip and rapidly test a blood sample for all the known genetic mutations in the human genome. ‘The ions move, and they actually become reduced to form this little metal nanowire,’ he said. Since the metals in the nanowires molecule can be electrically connected to a surface, this offers the possibility of adjusting its electronic properties. Using this method the researchers have deposited platinum outside the nanotube and grown a nanowire of gold inside the tube. Their merging of low-temperature fabrication and nanowires in a high-performance electronic device is described this week in the journal Nature. The team is also trying to build LEDs and field-effect transistors out of its nanowires to see how well they work. He foresees that this method could be used to assemble functional electronic devices made from nanowires. Definition of nanowire in US English: nanowire nounˈnā- A nanoscale rod made of semiconducting material, used in miniature transistors and some laser applications. Example sentencesExamples Since the metals in the nanowires molecule can be electrically connected to a surface, this offers the possibility of adjusting its electronic properties. One approach to building such devices is using nanowires as building blocks to construct two- and three-dimensional nanoscale devices. Their merging of low-temperature fabrication and nanowires in a high-performance electronic device is described this week in the journal Nature. They obtained very strong nanowires, currently with a diameter as small as 100 nm. Exactly how this process works is a closely guarded secret, but he and his team have basically developed a way to make nanowires any way they want. The fabrication of thin metallic wires, or nanowires, is a critical technology for communications technology. Using this method the researchers have deposited platinum outside the nanotube and grown a nanowire of gold inside the tube. The method allows engineers to combine nanowires of precise length with other silicon structures such as integrated circuits, he said. Among the approaches being developed today are nanotubes, nanowires and nanocomposites for batteries. By encasing a silicon-based polymer in conductive molecules, they've developed a nanowire that can detect very faint traces of explosives in air or under water. ‘The ions move, and they actually become reduced to form this little metal nanowire,’ he said. In particular, scientists could use external magnets to dictate the orientation and position of magnetic nickel nanowires within complex and tiny electronic systems. Because the nanowires are so tiny, researchers could eventually pack millions of them onto a chip and rapidly test a blood sample for all the known genetic mutations in the human genome. Silicon Valley is experimenting with silicon nanowires and carbon nanotubes, two structures that could eventually replace standard transistors on chips. In a relatively simple procedure, the researchers made Silicon nanowires by sealing silicon monoxide in an evacuated quartz tube. A nanowire is a solid tube that can be as thin as the width of a single carbon atom. Even more impressive was a new neurovascular approach his team developed that might soon be used to monitor and manipulate the brain using nanowires. He foresees that this method could be used to assemble functional electronic devices made from nanowires. To the right is an image of the same nanowires. The team is also trying to build LEDs and field-effect transistors out of its nanowires to see how well they work.
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