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Meanings of elongation in inglés
ruso
удлинение 
Property of a three-dimensional object having one dimension significantly greater than the other two.
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Examples for "length"
Examples for "length"
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A crisis whose length and consequences no one can measure, said Besson.
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The one evil in all is the intolerable length of the debates.
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PARIS - French Senate to debate the proposed law banning full-length veils.
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Sector length increased by 10 per cent in the period, Ryanair said.
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Second, age of implantation and length of deafness affect all outcome measures.
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The narrowness of the pathway gave the advantage to the Italian commander.
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In this way the narrowness of the streets may be accounted for.
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The universality of the Gospel is overflowing the banks of Jewish narrowness.
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They looked the taller because of the narrowness of the street itself.
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We waded in and discovered that the cause was its extreme narrowness.
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There was body protrusion from vehicles in clear breach of traffic rules.
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Conclusion: Treating thoracolumbar disc protrusion via anterolateral approach is safe and effective.
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Presently she was aware of a protrusion from the window beneath hers.
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Cell migration is commonly accompanied by protrusion of membrane ruffles and lamellipodia.
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On mid-term follow-up, coil protrusion into the aorta seems to be benign.
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He reminded me of Eric, thanks to his skinniness and dyed hair.
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So the argument that links status with skinniness is not persuasive.
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He had passed through slimness and skinniness, had traveled through scrawniness.
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As for his skinniness, he had been born with a sense of taste.
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Yet the current culture of skinniness legitimises the anorexic's beliefs.
Usage of elongation in inglés
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TENSION.-Thesimple stress of tension tends to produce the strain of elongation.
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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.
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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.
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It is related to impact force-themore elongation, the less impact force.
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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.
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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 through the time
Elongation across language varieties
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