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Meanings of filament in English
Textile fiber, silk or manufactured, of extreme continuous length.
Usage of filament in English
1
The stimulus must therefore radiate in all directions from any one filament.
2
Each filament held a fleshy mass about the size of my fist.
3
Overexpression of the SFL1 led to a significant reduction of filament formation.
4
Movement of bead of filament magnified about twice; seedling illuminated from above.
5
In this unit, novel single-filament approaches using microfluidics-assisted TIRF imaging are described.
6
We analyzed the structure and the ATP-promoted conformational change of this filament.
7
These rootlets, like the rest of the filament, are undivided by walls.
8
Some gas you can't breathe, it keeps the tungsten filament from burning.
9
Each step taken, beyond a doubt, adds a filament to the web.
10
Tungsten light, named for the filament inside of incandescent bulbs is orange.
11
Its maker watched too, a small brown bundle on an outer filament.
12
While Z-disc-HCM is uncommon, it is equal in prevalence to thin filament-HCM.
13
That is there to keep air away from the super hot filament.
14
The filament, now pale again, looked vaguely like an arm and wrist.
15
A thin, almost invisible filament of wire was twined around the handle.
16
Instead of bursting into flame, the tungsten filament evaporates, atom by atom.
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Filament through the time
Filament across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common