microscale

As nouns the difference between microscale and nanoscale

is that microscale is a very small or microscopic scale while nanoscale is a measuring tool with gradations in nanometers.

As an adjective nanoscale is

on a scale measured in nanometers.

As nouns the difference between macroscale and microscale

is that macroscale is a relatively large scale while microscale is a very small or microscopic scale.

As nouns the difference between microscale and microphenomenon

is that microscale is a very small or microscopic scale while microphenomenon is a microscale phenomenon.

As nouns the difference between microscale and microsurface

is that microscale is a very small or microscopic scale while microsurface is a surface with a microscale shape or pattern.

As nouns the difference between microscale and microbubble

is that microscale is a very small or microscopic scale while microbubble is a microscale bubble, used in medical diagnostics as a contrast agent for ultrasound imaging.

As a noun microscale

is a very small or microscopic scale.

As an adjective microscaled is

built on a microscale; very tiny.

As nouns the difference between microscale and microflow

is that microscale is a very small or microscopic scale while microflow is the flow of fluid through a microscale device.

As nouns the difference between microscale and micropositioning

is that microscale is a very small or microscopic scale while micropositioning is highly precise microscale positioning, as with a micropositioner.

As nouns the difference between microscale and microgripper

is that microscale is a very small or microscopic scale while microgripper is (engineering) a microscopic device used to grasp and manipulate microscale objects safely.