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synthesis. -
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synthesis. -
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synthesis bireþim -
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n. synthesis* * *1. syntheses 2. synthesis -
6 alizarin
n. alizarin, red pigment used in the synthesis of dyes* * *alizarin -
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ammonia synthesis -
8 anabolizma
n. anabolism, synthesis of simple matter into more complex substances, process by which food is transformed into tissue (in plants and animals)* * *anabolism -
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n. acetamide, crystalline amide of acetic acid used mainly in organic synthesis (Chemistry)* * *acetamide -
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asymmetric synthesis -
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hydrothermal synthesis -
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voice synthesis -
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n. synthesis, combining of separate elements into a complete whole, formation of a compound through the combination of simpler components (Chemistry) -
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n. phenylhydrazine, substance used for chemical analysis and organic synthesis (Chemistry) -
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speech synthesis -
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1. chem. composition. 2. log. synthesis. 3. gram. combining two or more words to form one new word. -
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"1. compounding or forming (something) from (several things); combining, combination. 2. chem., phil. synthesis. 3. (a) compound, (a) union. 4. chem. (a) compound. 5. gram. a noun and its modifiers. - etmek 1. /ı, dan/ to compound, put together, form, or construct (something) from (several things); /ı/ to combine (several things). 2. /ı, dan/ chem., phil. to synthesize, synthetize (something) from (several things). "
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SYNTHESIS — communis apud Romanos convivantium vestis fuit. Licet enim in conviviis publicis ac solem nibus Toga adhiberetur, cenaeque imprimis Imperatoriae nemo nisi togatus interesse auderet; domi tamen privatis conviviis Togas Cenatoriis murabant, quas et … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Synthesis — Titre abrégé Synthesis Discipline Chimie organique … Wikipédia en Français
Synthesis — Syn the*sis, n.; pl. {Syntheses}. [L., a mixture, properly, a putting together, Gr. ?, fr. ? to place or put together; sy n with + ? to place. See {Thesis}.] 1. Composition, or the putting of two or more things together, as in compounding… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
synthesis — 1610s, from L. synthesis collection, set, composition (of a medication), from Gk. synthesis composition, from syntithenai put together, combine, from syn together + tithenai put, place, from PIE root *dhe to put, to do (see FACTITIOUS (Cf. factit … Etymology dictionary
Synthesis — Beschreibung Wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift Fachgebiet Chemie Sprache Deutsch und Englisch … Deutsch Wikipedia
Synthesis — • Synthĕsis, удобное, изящное верхнее платье, которое надевали вместо тоги, только дома и преимущественно к обеду, см. Vestis, Одежда, 10. Synthesis называли также весь гардероб и вообще гарнитуру всякого рода вещей … Реальный словарь классических древностей
Synthĕsis — (Synthese, v. gr.), 1) Zusammensetzung, Verknüpfung, im Gegensatze zur Analyse (Auflösung, Zergliederung); daher synthetisch was durch Verknüpfung entsteht od. durch das Merkmal der Verknüpfung eines Mannigfaltigen in einer Einheit charakterisirt … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Synthesis — Synthesis, griech., Synthese, Zusammensetzung, Verbindung, Verknüpfung, namentlich im Denkacte die Verknüpfung des Mannigfaltigen zur Einheit im Bewußtsein; synthetische Methode, die der analytischen entgegengesetzte wissenschaftliche Methode,… … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
synthesis — index building (business of assembling), centralization, coalescence, composition (makeup), embodiment, formation, manufacture … Law dictionary
synthesis — meaning ‘a process of bringing together or connecting’, has the plural form syntheses (pronounced seez) … Modern English usage
synthesis — [n] combining; combination amalgam, amalgamation, blend, building a whole, coalescence, composite, compound, constructing, construction, entirety, forming, fusion, integrating, integration, making one, organism, organization, structure,… … New thesaurus