macrograph (Meaning)
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macrograph (n.)
A picture of an object as seen by the naked eye (that is, unmagnified); as, a macrograph of a metallic fracture.
Synonyms & Antonyms of macrograph
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macrograph Sentence Examples
- The macrograph revealed intricate surface details of the metal alloy, highlighting its microstructure.
- The macrograph of the weld seam showed evidence of porosity and slag inclusions.
- The macrograph captured the overall morphology of the fractured component, providing insights into the failure mechanism.
- The engineer used a macrograph to examine the grain structure and identify defects in the steel casting.
- The macrograph displayed the macroscopic features of the printed circuit board, including solder connections and component placement.
- The macrograph of the rock sample revealed a complex texture with multiple mineral phases.
- The macrograph provided a visual representation of the weld quality, indicating a lack of fusion in certain areas.
- The macrograph of the concrete core sample showed a dense and homogeneous structure with no major cracks or voids.
- The macrograph of the ceramic tile surface revealed a glaze with a uniform texture and no visible imperfections.
- The researcher used a macrograph to document the surface topography of the newly fabricated biomaterial, assessing its suitability for cell growth.
FAQs About the word macrograph
A picture of an object as seen by the naked eye (that is, unmagnified); as, a macrograph of a metallic fracture.
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No antonyms found.
The macrograph revealed intricate surface details of the metal alloy, highlighting its microstructure.
The macrograph of the weld seam showed evidence of porosity and slag inclusions.
The macrograph captured the overall morphology of the fractured component, providing insights into the failure mechanism.
The engineer used a macrograph to examine the grain structure and identify defects in the steel casting.
