cell
સેલ
definition
noun
So what that means is that he's locked up at night in a prison cell on his own, so that's solitary confinement.
a small room in which a prisoner is locked up or in which a monk or nun sleeps.
When this occurs, the cytoplasm from the two cells fuses, but the nuclei remain separate and distinct.
the smallest structural and functional unit of an organism, typically microscopic and consisting of cytoplasm and a nucleus enclosed in a membrane. Microscopic organisms typically consist of a single cell, which is either eukaryotic or prokaryotic.
translation of 'cell'
ઓરડી,
શાખા,
વિભાગ,
એકમ
noun
કોટડી,
અણુ
example
'cell' division
Late in the same century the site became a dependent 'cell' of the Durham Benedictines.
I'll just call him on his 'cell'
cancer 'cell'
It contains a fuel tank, and a chemical process occurs in the 'cell' that generates electricity by using up the fuel, which is normally methanol.
Four bombers blew themselves up but police are investigating whether another member of the terrorist 'cell' is alive and on the run.
Other design factors of the current 'cell' contribute significantly to overall performance.
Konarka says it will enter the market with a photovoltaic 'cell' in late 2004 that will generate solar power at about $2 per watt.
The offenders have designed and painted artworks throughout the burgled room and in the prison 'cell' .
Another method of on-site power generation is the photovoltaic 'cell' .
It is an open secret now that the ISI has a political 'cell' .
For the experiments presented the capacity compensation was set with the electrode close to the 'cell' .
to form a 'cell'
These charged particles continue through the 'cell' to the collecting area where they are attracted to a series of grounded plates.
She then deposits a little into a honeycomb 'cell' , built and tilted upright, so that it won't spill.
Copying the works of others protects the solitude of the monastic 'cell' from more intrusive forms of ministry.
Avebury subsequently attracted a monastic 'cell' , and suffered attempts to destroy its standing stones.
The 8.5g 'cell' generates 100mW of power - enough, Toshiba said, to run am MP3 player for 20 hours.
Wilders has six body guards and has slept in a prison 'cell' to protect himself against possible attacks.
He was a man who delighted in escaping from the business of life into his scriptoriolum - a small library attached to his monastic 'cell' .
However, sometimes the hydrogen is generated directly within the 'cell' from another fuel, such as methanol.
Finally, there is a claim it was less a social club than a political 'cell' .
In Dewsbury, he gradually emerged as the probable ringleader of the terrorist 'cell' .
The invention is directed to a method for 'cell' selection in a cellular telecommunication system.
That makes it easy for a small and secretive terrorist 'cell' to go undetected.
Every agent infiltrating a drug cartel is an agent who could be infiltrating a terrorist 'cell' .
When light was shone on to the tiny 'cell' , an electrical current was generated.
Chemical reactions inside the 'cell' strip electrons from the hydrogen atoms to produce a voltage that can power a circuit.
Each 'cell' has a base station that transmits and receives signals over just a small fraction of the frequencies to which the network operator has access.
The change of status would also mean that Tommy has to be transferred from a detention 'cell' to a prison room, which he has to share with other convicts.
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