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Asbestos crystals will fracture into fibers down to the nanometer range; this is the problem with them.

However, when you're trying to push multiple GHz on nanometer technology, that implementation becomes especially difficult.

Your turn signal lamp was not illuminated for one nanometer less than the legally required distance...

That the 2nd law can be temporarily violated on nanometer scale is not news: that was already experimentally demonstrated years ago.

Does not mean we can see nanometer size objects.

When the machinery you want to lay out is composed of carbon atoms placed at sub-nanometer scale, 10-20 heavy atoms is like boxing gloves.

They're already pushing much lower nanometer processes than general purpose CPUs!

So, something akin to magnetic relays at the nanometer level?

Now make a trillion trillion of them at nanometer scales.

Intel uses a 14 nanometer process for Broadwell.

The diameter of these sphere is 2.1 nanometer.

There isn't a lot of pomp and cirucmstance made about him unlocking his phone and carefully navigating the nanometer-engineered laser-etched icon menus, isn't this device amazing, you should buy one.

This is pure hype, abusing the term "nanotechnology" to mean something like "any technology depending on nanometer-scale features".

Could "nm" would have been nanometer, but that would be far too small, much smaller than a virus.

RNA's phosphate groups are spaced one half nanometer apart, just like the negative charges on mica." This is coincidence and nothing more.

As a biologist I have a firm grasp on what a nanometer is, how big a protein is, what to expect when I "glue" two of them together or what happens when I pour formalin over a cell.

Nanometer precision and dedication, ownership produces a top notch product like this that just keeps working...