A term used to describe the act of picking up sound that is close to a microphone, typically referring to sounds that are intentionally directed towards the microphone for recording or broadcasting purposes.
The state of a microphone being active and capturing audio, often used in live broadcasting or performances to indicate when speakers or performers are being heard by the audience.
The situation where conversation or sound occurs with the intention of being transmitted through a microphone, highlighting the distinction from moments when the microphone is not in use or muted.
A device that captures sound or amplifies a person's voice, commonly used in recording or broadcasting settings.
A shortened form of the term "microphone," referring to a tool that converts sound waves into electrical signals for audio applications.
A prefix indicating something that is extremely small in size or scale, often used to describe objects or units that are minuscule in comparison to standard measurements.
A metric prefix signifying one millionth (1/1,000,000 or 10^-6) of a base unit, commonly represented by the symbol 'μ' in various scientific contexts.
A term used in compound words to denote a diminutive version of an object, suggesting greater compactness or reduced dimensions.
A kitchen appliance that uses electromagnetic radiation in the microwave frequency range to heat and cook food quickly and efficiently.
A type of electromagnetic wave characterized by its short wavelength, commonly used in cooking as well as in communication technologies.
A method of cooking that involves the agitation of water molecules in food through microwave radiation, resulting in rapid heating.
A tiny container made from polymer materials, typically ranging from a few micrometers to one millimeter in diameter, designed to enclose gases or liquids for purposes such as isolation, protection, or controlled release of the contents.
A miniature capsule that can encapsulate various substances, often used in applications that require the preservation of the enclosed materials or the regulated delivery of active ingredients in pharmaceuticals and other fields.
A small-scale vessel created for the encapsulation of solid, liquid, or gaseous substances, utilizing a polymeric shell to provide a barrier that allows for stability and targeted release in various technological and industrial applications.