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Meanings of crystalline in anglès

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cristal·lí

Consisting of or containing or of the nature of crystals.

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        cristal·lí
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        cristal·linitat
        espanyol
        grado de cristalizacion

        The degree of structural order in a solid.

              cristal·linitat
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              Examples for "noncrystalline"
              Examples for "noncrystalline"
              1
              Spray-dried MOXI was rendered noncrystalline (amorphous) following organic solution advanced spray drying.
              Pubmed
              2
              Caramels are cooked to the lowest temperature of the noncrystalline candies, have the highest moisture content, and are the softest.
              On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
              3
              In practice these groups overlap: there are crystalline and noncrystalline versions of caramels, hard candies, nougat, sugar work, and so on.
              On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
              4
              The very high resolution was obtained by performing double-quantum solid-state NMR on a set of noncrystalline isotopically labelled bovine rhodopsin samples.
              Pubmed
              5
              These were compared to the spectra obtained from a variety of crystalline and noncrystalline synthetic calcium phosphate solids used as reference standards.
              Pubmed

              Transmitting light; able to be seen through with clarity.

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                    Crystalline.

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                            Usage of crystalline in anglès
                            1
                            The building looks crystalline and futuristic in an old-fashioned sort of way.
                            The Guardian
                            2
                            The only part of her with power was her crystalline core logic.
                            Contact Harvest
                            3
                            Evidently, the future is closer, cheaper and more crystalline than once believed.
                            Wired
                            4
                            The notes were clear, crystalline, as if unmodified by any connecting medium.
                            The Hyperion Cantos
                            5
                            Spherical shaped and crystalline nature of particles was recorded under XRD analysis.
                            Pubmed
                            6
                            But there was also a crystalline quality to the air and vistas.
                            Stories: all-new tales
                            7
                            As in sillimanite, its crystalline form is referable to the orthorhombic system.
                            The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
                            8
                            They whirled straight up to the dome in a crystalline, cylindrical cone.
                            The Metal Monster
                            9
                            Snowfield looked freshly scrubbed and tranquil in the crystalline light of morning.
                            Phantoms
                            10
                            A certain chill and crispness, something crystalline, in the air are necessary.
                            My Boyhood
                            11
                            The ninety-two alien occupants of a crystalline pocket universe murmured among themselves.
                            Existence
                            12
                            The air was crystalline as it sometimes is when rain is coming.
                            East of eden
                            13
                            Serial optical coherence tomography revealed continued crystalline deposition with progressive retinal atrophy.
                            Pubmed
                            14
                            Under such circumstances, it may take on regular, geometrical forms called crystalline.
                            Scientific American Supplement, No. 613, October 1, 1887
                            15
                            The verbal dexterity -Christopher Hampton's translation is crystalline -is evident.
                            The Guardian
                            16
                            Some of the caps already had a crystalline liquid in the bottom.
                            Ink Exchange
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