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Перевод: crystalline

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кристаллический; прозрачный; хрустальный;
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прозрачный предмет

Тезаурус:

1. For example, the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis has the ability to produce crystalline spores which act as natural insecticides.
2. Polished metal looks as smooth and featureless as glass to the naked eye but, unlike glass, it is a crystalline material; it solidifies as a network of tiny grains which can be seen if the metal is etched with a dilute acid and examined under a microscope (fig. 5.11a).
3. These include unstable soil and rock masses; a thick bed of crystalline limestone underlying the dam site and outcropping in the reservoir, which is a potential source of leaks; also the possibility of earthquakes caused by the weight of water in the reservoir.
4. However it can be up to 1000 times larger if the host is amorphous, or non crystalline.
5. The meeting will be divided into a series of sessions: atomistic modelling; course-grain modelling; liquid crystalline polymers; polymer structures from scattering experiments and modelling; quantitative structure property relationships; polymer at interfaces; and free energy calculations of chain molecules.
6. At first sight the last category might not seem to fit the dating criteria since glass is strictly speaking amorphous rather than crystalline, but it can have a sufficiently crystalline structure for TL to be produced.
7. Despite a week of little rain the crystalline waters flowed well with plenty of power over countless drops, grade II-;III to start, through rolling unspoilt countryside with few signs of habitation.
8. Texture in powders can be varied from a soft, readily caking powder with a soapy feel to the hand and a free flowing crystalline substance depending on the amount of neutral filler.
9. Needless to say, dislocations cannot exist in glasses because glasses are not crystalline.
10. For a sample to be datable by TL it has to be crystalline but non-metallic.
11. Needless to say all metals, the great majority of minerals, most ceramics and common solids like salt and sugar are crystalline.
12. What is more, the long-range order present in crystalline matter, but absent in glass, is important.