English to Latin Meaning of elongation - elongationem

Elongation :

elongationem

noun

elongationem, tensio, in palmite gemmae

Elongation :: elongationElongations :: elongationes

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Definitions of elongation in English

Noun(1) the quality of being elongated(2) an addition to the length of something(3) the act of lengthening something

Examples of elongation in English

(1) Another metabolite-specific effect seen in this work was hypocotyl thickening and elongation .(2) We found no evidence that the tip rotates during elongation .(3) The first step of longitudinal fission is the elongation of the body, causing the central tissues to experience stretch.(4) Oberneder insists this is critical for getting true benefits from the motion, because when a muscle is stretched, its immediate reflex is to tighten up against the elongation .(5) When that process happens, elongation of the hypocotyl, the embryonic stem, stops.(6) When mannerism dominated, there was also an emphasis on decoration inspired by animals, plants, and other themes that lent themselves to the elongation and distortion then prevalent.(7) Also ductility, as measured by percentage elongation , decreases.(8) Mercury reaches greatest elongation on the 1st, when it will be 27 degrees west of the Sun(9) In paralyzable detectors, a photon reaching the detector during the dead-time leads to an elongation of the dead-time period.(10) The product in mind has a tensile elongation of 20% to 30%, which is a good quality in a concrete coating.(11) The planet reaches greatest eastern elongation , 23.5 degrees from the Sun, on the 3rd.(12) Dr Ewen believed he had established that something in the GM potato had caused elongation of a section of the stomach.(13) the bird's tails become forked through elongation of their outer feathers(14) To some degree, of course, this reflects simply the elongation of the body of the animal, but more prominently it represents the primary growth of the gastrointestinal tract itself.(15) All structural metals have approximately the same ductility as measured by percentage elongation .(16) It initially depends on the orientation of the bud on its axis, and is modified by the growth direction of the apex during elongation .

Related Phrases of elongation

(1) elongation ::

elongationem

Related Phrases of elongation

(1) elongation ::

elongationem

Synonyms

Noun

1. extension ::

extensio

Antonyms

1. curtailment ::

coercitio

2. shortening ::

Num abbreviando

Different Forms

elongation, elongations

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