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• r  by using a microscope; so as to be visible only with a microscope; as seen with a microscope
  the blood was examined microscopically
  the seeds were microscopically small
• r  as if by using a microscope; with extreme precision and attention to detail; in minute detail
  every manuscript was edited microscopically

• No matter how carefully she is handled, scientists say, the bones will invariably be damaged, if only microscopically.
• Preparing to putt at the past Westchester Classic, Raymond Floyd noticed the ball move microscopically and docked himself a stroke.
• Design them small enough, and you can put them in microscopically tiny places machinery could never go before.

News & Articles

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• Four Seasons New Hybrid Sunroom: A Modern Addition with Classic Style
  Four Seasons New Hybrid Sunroom: A Modern Addition with Classic Style The Hybrid Sunroom's vinyl windows use the thickest, heaviest extrusions and the maximum concentration of Titanium Dioxide that provides strength and durability, as well as a pure white UPVC with superior, long-lasting UV protection. Using a combination of microscopically thin coatings of exotic metals and compounds, the ...
  July 13, 2013 - Beaumont Enterprise

Quotes

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• Mitt Romney in Forbes
  Holding Sarah Palin to just three interviews and microscopically focusing on each interview I think has been a mistake,Romney said on MSNBC television.
• Francis Maude in Third Sector (blog)
  This month, Francis Maude, Minister for the Cabinet Office, said the new Communities First fund would be "super-local, seriously neighbourhood-based and almost microscopically granular".