The Collaborative International Dictionary
Micrometric \Mi`cro*met"ric\, Micrometrical \Mi`cro*met"ric*al\, a. [Cf. F. microm['e]trique.] Belonging to micrometry; made by the micrometer. -- Mi`cro*met"ric*al*ly, adv.
Wiktionary
a. 1 Of or pertaining to micrometry 2 Measured using a micrometer 3 Having dimensions of the order of a micrometre
Usage examples of "micrometric".
His hands went on, with almost automatic skill, adjusting the delicate micrometric measurements on the grinding tool, and connecting it to the small wind-powered generator.
Spectroscopic observation, then, combined with micrometric measurements of the cross motion, enables us to detect the real movement of the star in space.
Now Paulo met her gaze with no more than the micrometric elevation of one sculpted eyebrow.
Everything was manicured, managed, perfect, the strangely shaped trees not seeming to have so much as a leaf out of place, the amber-colored grass seemingly mown with micrometric precision.
Kinnison began deftly to manipulate the micrometric vernier of his dials.
But inside each one the moving parts fitted with micrometric accuracy and with hair-spring balance.
Kinnison sent a thought to Gerrond, who relayed micrometric readings of the objective to various Lensmen.