Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Disposed in lamellæ or layers; laminar in a small way.
- Having a lamella or lamellæ; lamellate.
- Formed of lamellæ strengthened or covered with lamellæ): as, a lamellar skirt (a name given to the great braguette).
- In botany, specifically, tipped with two flat lobes, as the styles of many blossoms.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Flat and thin; lamelliform; composed of lamellæ.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Of or pertaining to a
lamella , plate-like, flat and thin.
Etymologies
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Examples
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It seems fairly clear to me that injecting measureable amounts of CO2 into what seems to behave as a non-linear system is to increase the chances of short term lamellar flow behavior changing phase to chaotic behavior.
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It seems fairly clear to me that injecting measureable amounts of CO2 into what seems to behave as a non-linear system is to increase the chances of short term lamellar flow behavior changing phase to chaotic behavior.
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It seems fairly clear to me that injecting measureable amounts of CO2 into what seems to behave as a non-linear system is to increase the chances of short term lamellar flow behavior changing phase to chaotic behavior.
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It seems fairly clear to me that injecting measureable amounts of CO2 into what seems to behave as a non-linear system is to increase the chances of short term lamellar flow behavior changing phase to chaotic behavior.
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When a liquid flows smoothly its motion is called lamellar and its motion can be describe with a single equation.
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When a liquid flows smoothly its motion is called lamellar and its motion can be describe with a single equation.
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When a liquid flows smoothly its motion is called lamellar and its motion can be describe with a single equation.
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When a liquid flows smoothly its motion is called lamellar and its motion can be describe with a single equation.
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When a liquid flows smoothly its motion is called lamellar and its motion can be describe with a single equation.
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When a liquid flows smoothly its motion is called lamellar and its motion can be describe with a single equation.
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