protrusion|protrusions in English
noun
[pro'tru·sion || prəʊ'truːʒn /prə'-]
quality of bulging or protruding; projection, act of causing to bulge outward; protuberance, something that sticks out
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1. The segmented scraper (3) comprises multiple protrusions (101-118), wherein each protrusion of the multiple protrusions (101-118) is facing the back plate, and an aggregated radial extension of the protrusions (101-118) equals a radius of the impeller (1) within an interval of ± 10%, ± 25% or even up to ± 40%.
2. The present invention, for the sake of a shoe sole having an improved effect of acupressure on the user's sole and enhanced durability and a shoe having the same, provides a shoe sole and a shoe having the same, the shoe sole comprising: a base; a protrusion positioned on the base; and a plurality of small protrusions positioned on the surface of the protrusion, wherein points at which the protrusion and the plurality of small protrusions meet have circular shapes with a diameter of a, and the distance b between the protrusion and the farthest points of the plurality of small protrusions from the protrusion is larger than a/2.
3. Notice the protrusion on the elbow .
4. Slanted protrusion-comprising hanging rail for hangers
5. Plaster with protrusions for application to the skin
6. Bimastic bimastism bimastoid bimaxillary bimaxillary dentoalveolar protrusion bimaxillary protrusion bimaxillary protrusive occlusion bimaxillary trusion Bimba Bosé bimbette bimbo Bimbo, Central African Republic bimensal bimester
7. Nuclear piston Activates ion channels to induce ion influx into protrusions
8. These protrusions swelled until they eventually budded off the oil layer.
9. Actin cytoskeletal reorganization occurs during cell membrane protrusion and retraction
10. The alignment element has first and second protrusions extending toward the center axis.
11. The Areoles are the hairy protrusions from which the spines arise
12. But river networks look fundamentally different on convex promontories or protrusions.
13. Van Haastert 2011, 'Amoeboid Cells Use Protrusions for Walking, Gliding and Swimming', PLoS ONE …
14. Abrasive articles with a liner with protrusions and methods of making and using the same
15. The amplitudes decreased with increasing blade protrusion, because of a growing damping effect.
16. The present invention enables the latch and release of a latching body by means of a latching protrusion and prevents the reverse direction movement of the latching protrusion by means of a reverse operation prevention protrusion, thereby allowing the simplification of the product and the prevention of malfunction.
17. Said protrusions and the corresponding recesses have respective inclined planes adapted to contact each other.
18. A hempen rope is tied across these curved protrusions , and the instrument is ready .
19. Bimastic bimastism bimastoid bimaxillary bimaxillary dentoalveolar protrusion bimaxillary protrusion bimaxillary protrusive occlusion bimaxillary trusion Bimba Bosé bimbette bimbo Bimbo, Central African Republic bimensal bimester bimestrial bimetal bimetalist bimetallic bimetallic alloy bimetallism bimetallist bimetallistic bimillenary
20. Synonyms for Bellying include bulge, convexity, gibbosity, protrusion, protuberance, wriggling, slithering, sliding, snaking and crawling
21. The wave plate has transverse protrusions that align with and seat adjacent vertical wires of the facing.
22. Each cylindrical protrusion may include an opening capable of receiving a shaft of a pin.
23. Ambulacrum: a row of pores for the protrusion of appendages such as tube feet
24. 14 Aim:To understand the effect of caudal block to treat the lumbar disc protrusion.
25. At the end of the bronchioles are air sacs with tiny cup-shaped protrusions known as alveoli.