Symbol for the nanometer (nanometre), an SI unit of length equal to 10−9 meters (metres). (noun)
never mind(initialism)
Examples of word nm
It's a good thing Congress does not have to pass a bill instructing farmers when to close the barn door to prevent their animals from making an escape. guy in nm
Every time I see Santorum's name, all I can think about is the contemporary, updated definition that was given to him by columnist, Dan Savage .... hee hee hee! guy in nm
Add the heavy weight of weapons plus a reserve so you can loiter in the landing pattern a few minutes on return and I think a combat radius of 410 nm is reasonable.
If M is a unital module, the expression nm has the same meaning in this sense as it does thinking of This example already shows that not every module has a basis.
i think he was refurring to break up with bella in nm
Scotopic peak is around 500 nm, which is in the blue range, which is why blue lights are so easily sensed.
Mie scattering particles are larger than a wavelenth of light, larger than 400-800 nm in other words, so 1 micron is near the Mie limit.