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Meanings of malleability in English

Portuguese
plasticità
Catalan
mal·leabilitat

The property of being physically malleable; the property of something that can be worked or hammered or shaped without breaking.

plasticità
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Examples for "plasticity"
Examples for "plasticity"
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However, the molecular factors involved in this plasticity have remained largely unknown.
Pubmed
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How plasticity is regulated at the cellular level is however poorly understood.
Pubmed
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The cosmological proof lies in the moral fruitfulness and plasticity of nature.
The Moral Economy
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Changes in cytosolic calcium are crucial for numerous processes including neuronal plasticity.
Pubmed
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The peptide may therefore be expected to regulate regeneration and synaptic plasticity.
Pubmed
Usage of malleability in English
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Excessive malleability of the national mind impels a people to incessant revolutions.
The Psychology of Revolution
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Gox that the exchange lost its coins to a malleability attack.
Reuters
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Time out of mind, such malleability has been the cross of the Magdalenes.
Dust
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That discovery gave arise to this latest finding, of CB1's malleability.
Wired
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It's this malleability that drew young Londoner Marcia Richards to reggae.
The Guardian
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Its success, Light says, lies in the malleability of Cohen's words and music.
BBC
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It was a theology of total malleability, perfect for American expansion.
The family: the secret fundamentalism at the heart of american p...
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It is condensed in a remarkable manner, and has almost completely lost its malleability.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 470, January 3, 1885
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The more representative that government becomes, the more does originality give place to malleability.
At Large
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When once rolled into sheets it retains its softness and malleability at ordinary temperatures.
An Elementary Study of Chemistry
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Should they be hopeful, despairing, or-giventhe malleability of space-time-alittlebit of everything?
Android Karenina
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Conclusions: The feasibility of this intervention and malleability of its targets support its further investigation.
Pubmed
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And yet it takes only the smallest pleasure or pain to teach us time's malleability.
The Sense of an Ending
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People differ in their implicit theories about the malleability of characteristics such as intelligence and personality.
Pubmed
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Karpeles blamed hackers for the theft, based on a so-called "malleability" bug in bitcoin software.
Reuters
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Mary Robinson was alive to that malleability.
The Irish Times
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Malleability through the time