cellular
cellular
Definition
cel·lu·lar (sel′yo̵̅o̅ lər)
adjective
- of or like a cell
- consisting of or containing cells; esp., said of certain porous igneous rock, as pumice
cel′·lu·lar′·ity (-lar′ə tē) noun
cellular
Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- highly: The outer, more darkly staining region is the cortex, and this is highly cellular.
- also: The authors noticed also cellular differentiation violations in posterity of white rats irradiated by EMF with PFD of 500 microW/cm2.
Modifies a noun
- automata: Perhaps the most famous cellular automata was developed by John Conway.
- automaton: The second method utilizes cellular automaton for the design of combinational circuits of a given number of inputs.
- ringtone: Cellular free ringtone us: : GET FREE RINGTONE Online!
- biology: In depth knowledge of both molecular and CNS cellular biology.
- metabolism: The flap recovers with minimal injury and normal cellular metabolism is restored.
- respiration: During cellular respiration, energy is released around the body, some of which is in the form of heat.
Used with adjective complement
- include: The sked was setup earlier in the week via email with no liaison on any band including cellular!
- use: Link ACS: : Cellular Phones A summary of what we now know about the cancer-causing potential of using cellular ( cell ) phones.
- provide: Care new york were geico automobile insurance provided cellular in affordable health insurance temporary the uptake changes such as.
- go: We really needed to go cellular, but I was not convinced that we could get the bandwidth or the coverage.
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