macrograph
英 ['mækrəgrɑ:f] 美 ['mækrəgrɑf]

n.

肉眼图；近等比摄影；

英英释义

Macrograph

• A macrograph, or a photomacrograph, is an image taken at a scale that is visible to the naked eye, as opposed to a micrographic image. It is sometimes defined more precisely as an image at a scale of less than ten times magnification.

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权威例句

3D light scanning macrography
Macrograph Analysis about Subsoil Frost Heaving
PHOTOMACROGRAPHY OF FOSSILS FOR PUBLICATION
Fluorescence digital photomacrography
Photomacrography of the crystalline normal and cataractous lens
Acetic acid macrography in cervical cancer screening function
[Photomacrography of brain surface for evaluating blood-brain barrier disruption within 24 h after focal cerebral ischemia in mice].
Digital photography for science: Close-up photography, macrophotography and photomacrography
‘DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR SCIENCE: CLOSE-UP PHOTOGRAPHY, MACROPHOTOGRAPHY AND PHOTOMACROGRAPHY.’ Enrico Savazzi
A method of dark-field and simultaneous light--dark-field illumination for photomacrography of autoradiographic preparations.