Definition of lambda in English:

lambda

noun ˈlamdəˈlamdə

1The eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet (Λ, λ), transliterated as ‘l’.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cosmological constant, which Einstein signified by the Greek letter lambda, made it so.
- For example, in the modern version, beta is veta or vita; delta is thelta; zeta is zita; eta is ita; theta is thita; lambda is lamvtha; tau is taf.
- Einstein's 1917 refinement of his equations of gravity included a new term - denoted by the Greek letter lambda - in which his model universe neither expands nor contracts.
- Clearest are the differences between alphas, epsilons, and lambdas.
- Before the suspense gets too much for everyone, I'll reveal the secrets of the symbol above - it's the lower-case Greek letter lambda.
1. 1.1Astronomy followed by Latin genitive The eleventh star in a constellation.
  Lambda Tauri
2. 1.2Biology A type of bacteriophage virus used in genetic research.
  as modifier lambda phage
  Example sentencesExamples
  The second class of vectors are derived from the bacteriophage (bacterial virus) lambda.
  Also, it is the surface receptor of the virus, bacteriophage lambda.
  The sequence of the lambda and phiX174 bacteriophages9 provided the initial confidence booster for undertaking this project.
  The diagram below at right shows a virus that attacks bacteria, known as the lambda bacteriophage, which measures roughly 200 nanometers.
  Evidence that PP may play a dominant role in UV-induced transition mutagenesis has been obtained for bacteria and lambda phage.
3. 1.3Anatomy The point at the back of the skull where the parietal bones and the occipital bone meet.
  Example sentencesExamples
  These were in the following: lambda, parietal eminence, asterion, and occipital torus.
  Berry found sutural bones in 19th century Londoners in the vicinity of the lambda in 28.7% of men and 17.1% of women.
4. 1.4Biochemistry as modifier Denoting one of the two types of light polypeptide chain present in all immunoglobulin molecules (the other being kappa).
  Example sentencesExamples
  Immunohistochemistry is noncontributory, and the granular material may nonspecifically stain positively with a host of antibodies, including immunoglobulin A, IgG, IgM, K light chain, lambda light chain, and complement.
  As in most reported cases of CDS + B-CLL cells, our patient showed only lambda light chains on the surface of B cells.
  In addition, numerous plasmacytoid lymphocytes showed strong cytoplasmic staining for IgM and kappa light chains and negative reaction for lambda light chains.
  A slight predominance of lambda light chains was recorded.
  Immunohistochemical studies revealed lambda light chain restriction in the neoplastic follicles.

ˈlamdəˈlamdə

1Wavelength.
2Astronomy
Celestial longitude.

Origin

Greek.

Definition of lambda in US English:

lambda

nounˈlamdə

1The eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet (Λ, λ), transliterated as ‘l.’.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cosmological constant, which Einstein signified by the Greek letter lambda, made it so.
- For example, in the modern version, beta is veta or vita; delta is thelta; zeta is zita; eta is ita; theta is thita; lambda is lamvtha; tau is taf.
- Clearest are the differences between alphas, epsilons, and lambdas.
- Einstein's 1917 refinement of his equations of gravity included a new term - denoted by the Greek letter lambda - in which his model universe neither expands nor contracts.
- Before the suspense gets too much for everyone, I'll reveal the secrets of the symbol above - it's the lower-case Greek letter lambda.
1. 1.1LambdaAstronomy followed by Latin genitive The eleventh star in a constellation.
  Lambda Tauri
2. 1.2Biology A type of bacteriophage virus used in genetic research.
  as modifier lambda phage
  Example sentencesExamples
  Evidence that PP may play a dominant role in UV-induced transition mutagenesis has been obtained for bacteria and lambda phage.
  The second class of vectors are derived from the bacteriophage (bacterial virus) lambda.
  The diagram below at right shows a virus that attacks bacteria, known as the lambda bacteriophage, which measures roughly 200 nanometers.
  The sequence of the lambda and phiX174 bacteriophages9 provided the initial confidence booster for undertaking this project.
  Also, it is the surface receptor of the virus, bacteriophage lambda.
3. 1.3Anatomy The point at the back of the skull where the parietal bones and the occipital bone meet.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Berry found sutural bones in 19th century Londoners in the vicinity of the lambda in 28.7% of men and 17.1% of women.
  These were in the following: lambda, parietal eminence, asterion, and occipital torus.
4. 1.4Biochemistry as modifier Denoting one of the two types of light polypeptide chain present in all immunoglobulin molecules (the other being kappa).
  Example sentencesExamples
  Immunohistochemistry is noncontributory, and the granular material may nonspecifically stain positively with a host of antibodies, including immunoglobulin A, IgG, IgM, K light chain, lambda light chain, and complement.
  A slight predominance of lambda light chains was recorded.
  In addition, numerous plasmacytoid lymphocytes showed strong cytoplasmic staining for IgM and kappa light chains and negative reaction for lambda light chains.
  As in most reported cases of CDS + B-CLL cells, our patient showed only lambda light chains on the surface of B cells.
  Immunohistochemical studies revealed lambda light chain restriction in the neoplastic follicles.

ˈlamdə

1Wavelength.
2Astronomy
Celestial longitude.

Origin

Greek.

单词	lambda
释义	Definition of lambda in English: lambda noun ˈlamdəˈlamdə 1The eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet (Λ, λ), transliterated as ‘l’. Example sentencesExamples The cosmological constant, which Einstein signified by the Greek letter lambda, made it so. For example, in the modern version, beta is veta or vita; delta is thelta; zeta is zita; eta is ita; theta is thita; lambda is lamvtha; tau is taf. Einstein's 1917 refinement of his equations of gravity included a new term - denoted by the Greek letter lambda - in which his model universe neither expands nor contracts. Clearest are the differences between alphas, epsilons, and lambdas. Before the suspense gets too much for everyone, I'll reveal the secrets of the symbol above - it's the lower-case Greek letter lambda. 1.1Astronomy followed by Latin genitive The eleventh star in a constellation. Lambda Tauri 1.2Biology A type of bacteriophage virus used in genetic research. as modifier lambda phage Example sentencesExamples The second class of vectors are derived from the bacteriophage (bacterial virus) lambda. Also, it is the surface receptor of the virus, bacteriophage lambda. The sequence of the lambda and phiX174 bacteriophages9 provided the initial confidence booster for undertaking this project. The diagram below at right shows a virus that attacks bacteria, known as the lambda bacteriophage, which measures roughly 200 nanometers. Evidence that PP may play a dominant role in UV-induced transition mutagenesis has been obtained for bacteria and lambda phage. 1.3Anatomy The point at the back of the skull where the parietal bones and the occipital bone meet. Example sentencesExamples These were in the following: lambda, parietal eminence, asterion, and occipital torus. Berry found sutural bones in 19th century Londoners in the vicinity of the lambda in 28.7% of men and 17.1% of women. 1.4Biochemistry as modifier Denoting one of the two types of light polypeptide chain present in all immunoglobulin molecules (the other being kappa). Example sentencesExamples Immunohistochemistry is noncontributory, and the granular material may nonspecifically stain positively with a host of antibodies, including immunoglobulin A, IgG, IgM, K light chain, lambda light chain, and complement. As in most reported cases of CDS + B-CLL cells, our patient showed only lambda light chains on the surface of B cells. In addition, numerous plasmacytoid lymphocytes showed strong cytoplasmic staining for IgM and kappa light chains and negative reaction for lambda light chains. A slight predominance of lambda light chains was recorded. Immunohistochemical studies revealed lambda light chain restriction in the neoplastic follicles. ˈlamdəˈlamdə 1Wavelength. 2Astronomy Celestial longitude. Origin Greek. Definition of lambda in US English: lambda nounˈlamdə 1The eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet (Λ, λ), transliterated as ‘l.’. Example sentencesExamples The cosmological constant, which Einstein signified by the Greek letter lambda, made it so. For example, in the modern version, beta is veta or vita; delta is thelta; zeta is zita; eta is ita; theta is thita; lambda is lamvtha; tau is taf. Clearest are the differences between alphas, epsilons, and lambdas. Einstein's 1917 refinement of his equations of gravity included a new term - denoted by the Greek letter lambda - in which his model universe neither expands nor contracts. Before the suspense gets too much for everyone, I'll reveal the secrets of the symbol above - it's the lower-case Greek letter lambda. 1.1LambdaAstronomy followed by Latin genitive The eleventh star in a constellation. Lambda Tauri 1.2Biology A type of bacteriophage virus used in genetic research. as modifier lambda phage Example sentencesExamples Evidence that PP may play a dominant role in UV-induced transition mutagenesis has been obtained for bacteria and lambda phage. The second class of vectors are derived from the bacteriophage (bacterial virus) lambda. The diagram below at right shows a virus that attacks bacteria, known as the lambda bacteriophage, which measures roughly 200 nanometers. The sequence of the lambda and phiX174 bacteriophages9 provided the initial confidence booster for undertaking this project. Also, it is the surface receptor of the virus, bacteriophage lambda. 1.3Anatomy The point at the back of the skull where the parietal bones and the occipital bone meet. Example sentencesExamples Berry found sutural bones in 19th century Londoners in the vicinity of the lambda in 28.7% of men and 17.1% of women. These were in the following: lambda, parietal eminence, asterion, and occipital torus. 1.4Biochemistry as modifier Denoting one of the two types of light polypeptide chain present in all immunoglobulin molecules (the other being kappa). Example sentencesExamples Immunohistochemistry is noncontributory, and the granular material may nonspecifically stain positively with a host of antibodies, including immunoglobulin A, IgG, IgM, K light chain, lambda light chain, and complement. A slight predominance of lambda light chains was recorded. In addition, numerous plasmacytoid lymphocytes showed strong cytoplasmic staining for IgM and kappa light chains and negative reaction for lambda light chains. As in most reported cases of CDS + B-CLL cells, our patient showed only lambda light chains on the surface of B cells. Immunohistochemical studies revealed lambda light chain restriction in the neoplastic follicles. ˈlamdə 1Wavelength. 2Astronomy Celestial longitude. Origin Greek.
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