0 a piece of text or an image that has been reduced in size to fit onto a very small circular object: --
Later microdot techniques used film with aniline dye, rather than silver halide layers, as this was even harder for counter-espionage agents to find.
The informant then tells that he has stored the names and images of mastermind and their associates in a microdot.
The comedic value is in the microdot being the size of a small plate.
The announcement has produced a legalistic figleaf the size of a microdot to cover its nakedness.
Explanatory notes that inform people of exclusions do not reflect the policy if they are set in microdot format—that cannot be right.
His instructions were conveyed to him in a microdot.
They should not be hidden somewhere in the microdot format paragraphs at the back of the insurance policy.
It can be thought that the highly ionized plasma produced by using the microdot array irradiation method expands wider from the target than that produced by the simple line irradiation.
