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malleability: noun
malleability

malleability <malleability; malleabilities> N

malleability ARCHIT

قابلية التطريق

malleability ARCHIT

malleability ARCHIT

طَروقِيَّة قَابِلِيَّةُ التَّرَقُّقِ بالطَّرْق

malleability ARCHIT

قابلية الطرق

malleability ARCHIT

اِنْثِنَاء

malleability ARCHIT

مُرُونَة

malleability ARCHIT

لَدَانَة

malleability

malleability

قابِلِيّةُ التّطْرِيقِ أو الطّرْق

malleability

لُيُونَة

malleability

مِطْواعِيّة

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This was in stark contrast to the relative malleability of the small, local parish churches. en.wikipedia.org

A metal is an element with high electrical conductivity or malleability when in the solid state. en.wikipedia.org

This had the effect of improving the quality of the finished product, increasing its malleability its ability to withstand rolling and forging at high temperatures. en.wikipedia.org

The three films combine the naivety and playfulness of papier-mch, manufactured costumes and stop-motion with the reality of the human body with its low malleability. en.wikipedia.org

There are situations under which malleability may be desirable. en.wikipedia.org

Ignoring its beauty and the possible association with the suns perceived mystical powers, the main advantage of using gold to create jewelry was its malleability. en.wikipedia.org

However, sholapith is much superior to thermocol in terms of malleability, texture, lustre and sponginess. en.wikipedia.org

These characteristics include its relative inertness to most substances, its transparency to ultraviolet and visible light, its malleability and its permeability to gases. en.wikipedia.org

Malleability is often an undesirable property in a general-purpose cryptosystem, since it allows an attacker to modify the contents of a message. en.wikipedia.org

The hardness of the steel depends upon its carbon content: the higher the percentage of carbon, the greater the hardness and the lesser the malleability. en.wikipedia.org

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