lamella

Converse of object

• fold: Usually polymer crystals take the form of chain folded lamellae.
• call: Both upper and lower mandibles contain rows of tiny bony structures called lamellae.
• show: The plagioclase often shows very thin exsolution lamellae of potash feldspar, but nevertheless the original bulk chemical composition was probably low in potassium.

Adjective modifier

• middle: The thin line between adjacent cell walls is the middle lamella.
• secondary: The secondary lamellae are loosely bound together by mucus.
• crystalline: In high polymers it is commonly observed that crystalline lamellae, grown from the melt, thicken after initial crystallization [ 6 ] .

Noun used with modifier

• gill: Gill Arches The bony structure which supports the gill lamellae.
• exsolution: The plagioclase often shows very thin exsolution lamellae of potash feldspar, but nevertheless the original bulk chemical composition was probably low in potassium.
• albite: Because this leads to insupportable coherency strains, dislocations form in two directions at right angles on the surface of the albite lamellae.