Similar words: unicellular, multicellular, intracellular, cellular respiration, cellulose, celluloid, cellar, molecular formula. Meaning: ['seljʊlə] adj. 1. relating to cells 2. characterized by or divided into or containing cells or compartments (the smallest organizational or structural unit of an organism or organization).
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241. This article introduces Digital Camera System with Single-Chip TMS320DSC21 DSP of research cellular. Narrative the system structure and run functional block diagram and master behaviour.
242. Researchers say these nanotube - DNA sensors could monitor cellular activity over long periods of time.
243. Plenty of macrophages were gathered together, resulting in cellular outline to be ambiguous, which phagocytosised amounts of hemosiderin granules.
244. The results indicated that the level of cellular and humoral immune response of probiotical chicks after immunizing with ND vaccine could be enhanced .
245. The global asymptotic stability was discussed for the cellular neural networks ( CNN ) with multiple time - varying delays.
246. The output of computers, mobile telecom equipment and cellular phones increased largely from the previous year.
247. Materils and method: Obtaining experimental cellular model by isolating and culturing in vitro of osteoblasts from SD rats' fetal calvaria . Differentiation stages were divided .
248. New global settings allow the user to configure platform-wide behaviour, for example ensuring the device automatically switches from cellular to WLAN when a free WLAN network is available.
249. Have no special circumstance at school 7:30 - 16:30 disallow to open the cellular phone.
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