Definition of nuclearity in English:

nuclearity

noun ˌnjuːklɪˈarɪti

1Cultural Anthropology and Archaeology. Importance or centrality of a particular region with respect to cultural development.
2Sociology. The fact or condition of being a nuclear family; the degree of nuclearization of families.
3Chemistry. In complexes containing clusters of atoms: the property of having a (specified) number of nuclei.
4Biology and Medicine. The property of having cell nuclei (rare); state or condition with respect to the number of nuclei present per cell. Compare earlier multinuclearity.

Origin

1920s (in an earlier sense). From nuclear + -ity.

Definition of nuclearity in US English:

nuclearity

nounˌnjuːklɪˈarɪti

1Cultural Anthropology and Archaeology. Importance or centrality of a particular region with respect to cultural development.
2Sociology. The fact or condition of being a nuclear family; the degree of nuclearization of families.
3Chemistry. In complexes containing clusters of atoms: the property of having a (specified) number of nuclei.
4Biology and Medicine. The property of having cell nuclei (rare); state or condition with respect to the number of nuclei present per cell. Compare earlier multinuclearity.

Origin

1920s (in an earlier sense). From nuclear + -ity.

单词	nuclearity
释义	Definition of nuclearity in English: nuclearity noun ˌnjuːklɪˈarɪti 1Cultural Anthropology and Archaeology. Importance or centrality of a particular region with respect to cultural development. 2Sociology. The fact or condition of being a nuclear family; the degree of nuclearization of families. 3Chemistry. In complexes containing clusters of atoms: the property of having a (specified) number of nuclei. 4Biology and Medicine. The property of having cell nuclei (rare); state or condition with respect to the number of nuclei present per cell. Compare earlier multinuclearity. Origin 1920s (in an earlier sense). From nuclear + -ity. Definition of nuclearity in US English: nuclearity nounˌnjuːklɪˈarɪti 1Cultural Anthropology and Archaeology. Importance or centrality of a particular region with respect to cultural development. 2Sociology. The fact or condition of being a nuclear family; the degree of nuclearization of families. 3Chemistry. In complexes containing clusters of atoms: the property of having a (specified) number of nuclei. 4Biology and Medicine. The property of having cell nuclei (rare); state or condition with respect to the number of nuclei present per cell. Compare earlier multinuclearity. Origin 1920s (in an earlier sense). From nuclear + -ity.
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