miniaturize Definition
minia·tur·ize (--īz′)
transitive verb -·ized′, -·iz′·ing
to make in a small and compact form
miniaturize Related Forms
min′ia·tur′i·za′·tion noun
miniaturize Usage Examples
Object
- version: They have become miniaturized versions of their old fat self just considerably lighter.
- transmitter: Less than half the size of conventional belt packs, these miniaturized transmitters run on a tiny triple-A battery with 14-hour battery life.
- device: Miniaturized electronic devices and new chemical compounds are invading ( and cohabiting ) the physical structure of an organism.
- system: Development of miniaturized readout systems with integrated anode and electronics, perhaps using 3D packaging, is needed to reduce the mass significantly.
- instrument: The technique can be used to help with diagnosis or to carry out treatment or ' keyhole ' surgery ( using miniaturized instruments ).
- component: It was some years before advances in technology allowed us to miniaturize the components.
Browse dictionary entries near miniaturize
- ‹ miniaturist
- ‹ miniature pinscher
- ‹ miniature golf
- ‹ miniature
- ‹ mini-series
- ‹ mini-
- ‹ Minié ball
- ‹ mini
- ‹ mingy
- ‹ Mingus

