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Meanings of lacunae in English

Russian
лакуна

Irregularly shaped depression having the appearance of a dry lake bed on Titan.

лакуна
Usage of lacunae in English
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Factors related to lacunae enlargement included number and relative size of lacunae.
Pubmed
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I have replaced doubt with certainty, shadows with clarity, lacunae with substance.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
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Again, there are theological lacunae in her references to the Catholic Church.
The Irish Times
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Labour would have to account for the appalling lacunae in its regulatory regime.
The Guardian
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The early lacunae in his CV were by this stage pretty much irrelevant.
The Guardian
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The ruffled border surrounding the lacunae arises from exocytosis of lysosomes.
Pubmed
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The osteocytes were visible in their lacunae in the bone matrix.
Pubmed
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For these lacunae we offer our apologies to the historians of the next centennial.
The Lutherans of New York / Their Story and Their Problems
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They filled up the lacunae of his history with legends.
History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume...
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Secondary routines ran a comparison search through his storage lacunae.
The evolutionary void
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Furthermore, osteoclasts formed lacunae as revealed by scanning electron microscopy.
Pubmed
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The macrophages also infiltrate amyloid-beta plaques, display intracellular amyloid-beta and are surrounded by amyloid-beta-free lacunae.
Pubmed
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From those lacunae, you must infer what you will.
The Guardian
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The fracture patients had 34% fewer osteocytes but no reduction in percent occupied lacunae.
Pubmed
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Those lacunae, however, are invested with a certain eloquence which it is well not to disregard.
The Life of Cesare Borgia
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Walter Scott's novels were filled with perpetual lacunae.
The Eclipse of Faith; Or, A Visit to a Religious Sceptic
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Lacunae through the time