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Definition of annular in English: annularadjectiveˈanjʊləˈænjələr technical Ring-shaped. complex craters have uplifted central structures surrounded by an annular trough and a fractured rim Example sentencesExamples - The tympanic bone is distinctively annular (ring-shaped).
- The patient in this case has Lyme disease, and the annular rash depicted is erythema chronicum migrans, characteristic of this disorder.
- Wood found a muscle with a second head arising from the anterior annular ligament, and was separate from the rest of the muscle, as far as the insertion;
- In longitudinal section, a persistent ring of tissue, marking the attachment point of the corolla, is visible projecting from an annular constriction between the calyx and fruit base.
- Granuloma annulare is characterized by smooth, skin-colored papules coalescing into annular plaques, and is often found on the hands, feet, wrists, and ankles.
- The spigot stem had an annular cutting edge to cut a cylindrical plug out of the bung or stopper by twisting the spigot.
- After collimation, the central part of the measurement beam travels to the target retroreflector through an annular mirror that returns the outer annulus of the beam, which acts as the reference.
- We present here data on a range of protein fibers that we have obtained with our recently constructed 50 m annular gap calcium fluoride optics couette flow cell that is illustrated in Fig.1.
- Contact grouting of shaft plugs involves injection of grout to fill annular space at rock/concrete interface or at concrete construction joint.
- Symptoms develop when a tendon cannot glide within its sheath because of a thickening or nodule that catches at the site of the first annular pulley, preventing smooth extension or flexion of the finger.
- In a Slipped Disc or Herniated disc, if the annular fibers stretch or rupture, allowing the pressurised nuclear material to bulge and compress neural tissues, leg pain and weakness may result.
- The eclipse is an example of the rarest type of solar eclipse, a ‘hybrid’ in which some areas see a total eclipse while others see an annular, or ring-shaped, eclipse.
- The Sun will undergo an annular, or ring-shaped, eclipse on December 14.
- Research suggests that erythema migrans most commonly presents as a centrifugally expanding, erythematous annular patch.
- The patient with a prosthetic aortic valve who presents with infective endocarditis and an extensive annular abscess should undergo surgery before massive dehiscence occurs.
- The annular depression has an air intake hole that extends downwardly to connect to an integrally formed extended air intake tube to guide the air deep into the feeding bottle so as to balance the air pressure inside the bottle.
- A transducer carrier is radially positionable relative to the magnetic recording surface and can be moved between recording portions and idling portions of the annular surface.
- For circularly polarized annular beams, as Siegman correctly describes, the azimuthal linear momentum from the spin contribution has equal and opposite senses on the inner and outer edges of the ring.
- On the same day a ring-shaped, or annular, eclipse of the Sun will be visible from central Greenland and from Iceland and northern Scotland.
- The Sun undergoes an annular, or ring-shaped, eclipse on the 3rd.
Synonyms circular, ring-shaped, disk-shaped, round technical discoid
Derivatives adverb technical An annularly ribbed tube comprises one or more coaxial co-extruded inner layers and a coaxial outer layer of thermoplastic material. Example sentencesExamples - The annularly arranged gas supply tubes extend into the converging part up to a second point.
- The protrusions are grouped in annularly oriented sets, with multiple sets spaced along the length of the tube.
- The primary pipe is a flexible annularly corrugated pipe made from stainless steel which is flexible and nearly impermeable to fuels.
- The present invention relates to a structure of stator wire groove seats having annularly closed stable devices.
- On the other hand the portion formed into an annularly corrugated shape lacks flexibility if the whole of the hose is formed from a hard resin material.
Origin Late 16th century: from French annulaire or Latin annularis, from anulus, annulus 'a ring'. Definition of annular in US English: annularadjectiveˈænjələrˈanyələr technical Ring-shaped. complex craters have uplifted central structures surrounded by an annular trough and a fractured rim Example sentencesExamples - On the same day a ring-shaped, or annular, eclipse of the Sun will be visible from central Greenland and from Iceland and northern Scotland.
- The patient in this case has Lyme disease, and the annular rash depicted is erythema chronicum migrans, characteristic of this disorder.
- After collimation, the central part of the measurement beam travels to the target retroreflector through an annular mirror that returns the outer annulus of the beam, which acts as the reference.
- The patient with a prosthetic aortic valve who presents with infective endocarditis and an extensive annular abscess should undergo surgery before massive dehiscence occurs.
- The Sun undergoes an annular, or ring-shaped, eclipse on the 3rd.
- The tympanic bone is distinctively annular (ring-shaped).
- In longitudinal section, a persistent ring of tissue, marking the attachment point of the corolla, is visible projecting from an annular constriction between the calyx and fruit base.
- The annular depression has an air intake hole that extends downwardly to connect to an integrally formed extended air intake tube to guide the air deep into the feeding bottle so as to balance the air pressure inside the bottle.
- Contact grouting of shaft plugs involves injection of grout to fill annular space at rock/concrete interface or at concrete construction joint.
- A transducer carrier is radially positionable relative to the magnetic recording surface and can be moved between recording portions and idling portions of the annular surface.
- We present here data on a range of protein fibers that we have obtained with our recently constructed 50 m annular gap calcium fluoride optics couette flow cell that is illustrated in Fig.1.
- The eclipse is an example of the rarest type of solar eclipse, a ‘hybrid’ in which some areas see a total eclipse while others see an annular, or ring-shaped, eclipse.
- Granuloma annulare is characterized by smooth, skin-colored papules coalescing into annular plaques, and is often found on the hands, feet, wrists, and ankles.
- The Sun will undergo an annular, or ring-shaped, eclipse on December 14.
- Research suggests that erythema migrans most commonly presents as a centrifugally expanding, erythematous annular patch.
- The spigot stem had an annular cutting edge to cut a cylindrical plug out of the bung or stopper by twisting the spigot.
- In a Slipped Disc or Herniated disc, if the annular fibers stretch or rupture, allowing the pressurised nuclear material to bulge and compress neural tissues, leg pain and weakness may result.
- For circularly polarized annular beams, as Siegman correctly describes, the azimuthal linear momentum from the spin contribution has equal and opposite senses on the inner and outer edges of the ring.
- Wood found a muscle with a second head arising from the anterior annular ligament, and was separate from the rest of the muscle, as far as the insertion;
- Symptoms develop when a tendon cannot glide within its sheath because of a thickening or nodule that catches at the site of the first annular pulley, preventing smooth extension or flexion of the finger.
Synonyms circular, ring-shaped, disk-shaped, round
Origin Late 16th century: from French annulaire or Latin annularis, from anulus, annulus ‘a ring’. |