nanomachine n.

The engineers of the new technology will build both nanocircuits and nanomachines.

The resulting flow of electricity through the superconducting material of the wings…was used by AXIS to dismantle the antimatter drive, reduce it to a fine powder with the aid of nanomachine destructors.

I think you'll find these are the most promising nanomachines yet.

At the fringes, robots trundled with their loads from a dome wherein humus was being synthesized, to work it into the rock that nanomachines had reduced to mineral grains.

I’ve heard you work on molecular modifiers. Nanomachines.

Tailor a nanomachine that can repair Dee-dee’s cells.

It’s the original nanomachine, microprocessors the size of molecules.

I think they downloaded equipment into there: nanomachines, ‘bots of some kind—maybe even some analogue of humans.

When programs became streams of nanomachines, the nanomachines streams of quasi-particles and photons.

You will be expected to install and supervise various terraforming nanomachines.

It must have been the sophisticated automation itself—it could hardly be the infantile Others—that had developed nano-machines that could control themselves, independent of the human macro-world.