Usage of "elongation"

Russian

Property of a three-dimensional object having one dimension significantly greater than the other two.

Related terms

Russian

Absolute elongation.

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

An addition to the length of something.

Usage of elongation in English

TENSION.-Thesimple stress of tension tends to produce the strain of elongation. 
 The Aeroplane Speaks 

By contrast, pituitary isografts were able to rescue the ductal elongation phenotype. 
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This stimulation required only the RNA polymerase II elongation complex and Hce1. 
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The potential role of PEPC in cotton fibre elongation is examined here. 
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Interestingly, the analogous residues in TFIIS are also critical for elongation activity. 
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This suggested that beta-chains start folding during their elongation on the ribosomes. 
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Hence, assembly of TREX physically couples transcriptional elongation with RNA processing factors. 
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He was so very tall and slender as to suggest forcible elongation. 
 The Butterfly House 

The CTD phosphatase was found to be active in ternary elongation complexes. 
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It also provided the cushiest catch due to its 35-percent dynamic elongation. 
 Climbing Magazine 

It is related to impact force-themore elongation, the less impact force. 
 Climbing Magazine 

HNG significantly increased hair shaft elongation in vibrissa hair follicle organ culture. 
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However, ductal elongation was rescued in all cases, suggesting an additional systemic function. 
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This is most relevant for big-wall and toproping: Less working elongation is better. 
 Climbing Magazine 

Inhibition of RNA elongation in vivo by cordycepin confirms this result. 
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Emerging concepts of how splicing-related changes in elongation might be achieved are highlighted. 
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elongation

Noun

Singular

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Translations for elongation

Russian

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

Elongation through the time

Elongation across language varieties

United States of America

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Meanings of elongation in English