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“concentric”
concentric (adjective), more concentric, most concentric
1. Pertaining to circles, arcs, or other shapes that have the same center with the larger one completely surrounding the smaller ones.
2. Etymology: from Latin concentricus; from com-, "together" + centrum, "center".
2. Etymology: from Latin concentricus; from com-, "together" + centrum, "center".
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centro-, centr-, centri-, kentro-
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“concentric”
coaxial needle electrode, concentric needle electrode (s) (noun); coaxial needle electrodes, concentric needle electrodes (pl)
A recording electrode consisting of an insulated metal wire inside a hollow stainless steel cannula.
Differences in potential are measured using the needle shaft as a reference and the wire tip as the exploring electrode.
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centro-, centr-, centri-, kentro-
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electro-, electr-, electri-
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spherical weathering, spheroidal weathering, concentric weathering
1. The chemical weathering of blocks of rock so that they take on a more rounded shape; such as rounded boulders that help to create domed monoliths.
2. Chemical weathering in which concentric or spherical shells of decayed rock are successively separated from a block of rock.
2. Chemical weathering in which concentric or spherical shells of decayed rock are successively separated from a block of rock.
It commonly results in the formation of a rounded boulder of decomposition.
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centro-, centr-, centri-, kentro-
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sphero-, spher-, -sphere-
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