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Перевод: cleavage

[существительное]
расщепление; раскалывание; расхождение; раскол ; слоистость ; спайность

Тезаурус:

1. Above this group is a third zone situated in a cleavage between the vineyards of Champillon and the village of Hautvillers.
2. (i) Cleavage.
3. 2.2 Cleavage stages (2-cell to 8-cell)
4. In some cases pairs of cells will be seen to be attached by a cytoplasmic bridge (the midbody), which represents the remains of the previous cleavage furrow and hence indicates the original point of contact between the cells as well as the orientation of the cleavage plane (12).
5. Consider, for example, the early cleavage of the embryo.
6. Shackleton, Ries, and Coward (1982) made estimates of the depth of the main Variscan decollement in southwestern England based on cleavage attitudes and shortening, and concluded that a thin-skinned model was appropriate and that the granites are rootless.
7. Here the sclerotized exocuticle is absent and the head-capsule splits open along the cleavage line when the insect moults.
8. In older accounts the term epicranial suture sometimes referred to the ecdysial cleavage line, sometimes to comparably placed sulci; it is therefore best avoided.
9. There was Anne, in thigh-length leather boots, her ruffled shirt open to show a deep cleavage, a blood-greased cutlass in her hand, a rolling deck under her, warpaint on her face.
10. Spiral cleavage focuses our attention on the role of cell lineage in specifying pattern.
11. The useful form of mica is called Muscovite (because it originally came from Russia) and in this mica the strength of the bonds on the weak cleavage plane is nominally and very roughly a sixth of the strength of the bonds elsewhere in the crystal.
12. Fertilization in vitro will improve the synchrony of cleavage to the 2-cell stage, however intrinsic heterogeneity in cleavage times will probably necessitate resynchronization to each subsequent cell division.
13. This is most easily done after the third cleavage which is at right angles to the first two, and so divides the embryo into four animal and four vegetal cells.