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I. frag·ment N [ˈfrægmənt]
1. fragment (broken piece):
II. frag·ment VB intr [frægˈment, Am ˈfrægment]
2. fragment fig (break up):
- fragment relationship
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III. frag·ment VB trans [frægˈment, Am ˈfrægment]
2. fragment fig (break up):
re·stric·tion [rɪˈstrɪkʃən] N
1. restriction (limit):
2. restriction no pl (action of limiting):
3. restriction COMPUT:
length [ˈleŋ(k)θ] N
1. length no pl (measurement):
2. length (piece):
3. length (winning distance):
5. length no pl (duration):
polymorphism N
- polymorphism COMPUT
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- polymorphism COMPUT
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Klett Biology Glossary
restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP)
RFLP (restriction fragment length polymorphism) [rɪˌstrɪkʃnˈfræɡməntˌleŋθpɒlɪˈmɔːfɪzm]
Klett Biology Glossary
fragment N
| I | fragment |
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| you | fragment |
| he/she/it | fragments |
| we | fragment |
| you | fragment |
| they | fragment |
| I | fragmented |
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| you | fragmented |
| he/she/it | fragmented |
| we | fragmented |
| you | fragmented |
| they | fragmented |
| I | have | fragmented |
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| you | have | fragmented |
| he/she/it | has | fragmented |
| we | have | fragmented |
| you | have | fragmented |
| they | have | fragmented |
| I | had | fragmented |
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| you | had | fragmented |
| he/she/it | had | fragmented |
| we | had | fragmented |
| you | had | fragmented |
| they | had | fragmented |
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This was in keeping with the restrictions on television violence at the time.
en.wikipedia.org There are no restrictions as to what will be written.
en.wikipedia.org It was in poor condition by 1898, with load restrictions being put into place.
en.wikipedia.org Interests include restrictions in the form of selectors.
en.wikipedia.org There were restrictions on the amount of violence allowed.
en.wikipedia.org Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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www.jpmarat.de The fragments, which are found during the cleaning up among the burned houses and the charred corpses, carry the inscription:
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Die Splitter, die bei den Aufräumungsarbeiten zwischen der verbrannten Habe und den verkohlten Leichen aufgefunden werden, tragen die Inschrift:
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www.hannovermesse.de Everywhere at metalworking machine, where cutting treatment processes take place such as turning, milling, drilling or taping, develop sharp, edges or fragments.
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Überall wo bei der Metallbearbeitung spanabhebende Bearbeitungsprozesse wie Drehen, Fräsen, Bohren oder Gewindeschneiden stattfinden, entstehen scharfe Kanten oder Splitter.
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www.checkpointmedia.com Small frameless LCD screens have been built into the walls like fragments of hidden treasure.
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Kleine rahmenlose LCD-Schirme sind in den Wänden eingebaut wie Splitter versteckter Schätze.
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www.goethe.de Fragments of reality converge to pursue just one thought: how a single moment can consume the past and the future.
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Splitter der Wirklichkeit, die aber doch allesamt streng den einen Gedanken verfolgen, wie ein einziger Augenblick alles Vorher und Nachher verschlingen kann.
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- restricted
- restricted assets
- restricted bearer instrument
- restricted sight distance
- restriction fragment length polymorphism restriction fragment length polymorphism RFLP
- restriction of transferability
- restriction on disposal
- restriction site
- restrictive
- restrictive business practice