Definitions

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  • adjective coated with a nanomaterial (or with a nanolayer of material)

Etymologies

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nano- +‎ coated

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Examples

  • Special polished custom rims at the exterior and a futuristic interior dominated by a black nanocoated magnesium dashboard and a centre console in galvanized Platinum complete this unique combination of individualized modern design.

    Autoblog 2009

  • The Middle East triumvirate will consist of the Veyron Nocturne, which features "galvanized side windows" that add continuity to the polished aluminum body panel accents, and there are also polished wheels and a "black nanocoated magnesium dashboard" with a center console rendered in galvanized platinum.

    Autoblog 2009

  • The Middle East triumvirate will consist of the Veyron Nocturne, which features "galvanized side windows" that add continuity to the polished aluminum body panel accents, and there are also polished wheels and a "black nanocoated magnesium dashboard" with a center console rendered in galvanized platinum.

    Autoblog 2009

  • Special polished custom rims at the exterior and a futuristic interior dominated by a black nanocoated magnesium dashboard and a centre console in galvanized Platinum complete this unique combination of individualized modern design.

    Autoblog 2009

  • Only five units of the Veyron Nocturne will be built, each with galvanized side windows that go better with the aluminum body panels, a center console in galvanized platinum, black nanocoated magnesium dashboard, and polished wheels to go along.

    Auto Motto 2009

  • The Bugatti Veyron 'Nocturne' has galvanised side windows, polished aluminium body panels, polished rims and an interior boasting black nanocoated magnesium dashboard.

    Auto Trader Full Feed 2009

  • The nanocoated housing also resists moisture, dirt and grease.

    unknown title 2009

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