scaffold [ˈskæfəʊld, Am -fəld] N
1. scaffold (next to wall):
- scaffold
- rusztowanie nt
2. scaffold AM (cradle):
- scaffold
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3. scaffold HISTORY:
- scaffold
- szafot m
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In the dentate gyrus of hippocampus, no characteristic radial glial scaffold is formed and no compact granule cell layer is established.
en.wikipedia.org The edges of the scaffold meet with the healthy skin, allowing the new skin to heal quicker.
en.wikipedia.org He had an idea then to put a scaffold of sorts inside the vessels, to hold them open and keep them from occluding.
en.wikipedia.org Such a simple scaffold is often used for prototyping applications and entering test data into a database.
en.wikipedia.org The crime causes the shame, and not the scaffold!
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