unidirectional
یو nidirectional
definition
adjective
The work of Gough has shown that a metal deforms under cyclic strain by slip on the same atomic planes and in the same crystallographic directions as in unidirectional strain.
moving or operating in a single direction.
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It means that the causality of evolution is not 'unidirectional' .
This irrational emotional economy has short-circuited itself through the excess of a 'unidirectional' flow of desire.
A shotgun mic is a 'unidirectional' microphone, meaning it picks up sound in the direction where it's aimed.
Their study revealed that more than 90 percent of the sample Web pages form a single connected part if links are treated as a 'unidirectional' link.
But now that the ice seems to be thawing, filmmakers are prepared to overlook the fact that the efforts are largely 'unidirectional' .
The project comprises a main flyover along Seshadri Road with unidirectional carriageway, and a loop towards Race Course side with a 'unidirectional' carriageway.
Is it possible to do a functional analysis that does not depend on assumptions of 'unidirectional' linear time and causation?
But over time and aided by 'unidirectional' modernism the communal aspects have not only been taken for granted but also alienated.
There is also a growing body of evidence that the process of listening is not 'unidirectional' but involves information being fed back to the hearing mechanism.
Movements in respect of exchange rates may not, however, be 'unidirectional' .
It is these 'unidirectional' authority relationships that are antithetical to citizen engagement.
Despite the fact that traffic is free to flow in both the directions, time taken is likely to be less than that taken on a 'unidirectional' route.
It is better to treat the whole thing as a single pan, as long as it remains 'unidirectional' .
A loop is provided towards Race Course Road with a 'unidirectional' 7.5 metres wide carriageway grade level service road for free turn towards Seshadripuram.
They are found in regions of limited sand supply and 'unidirectional' winds, resulting in relatively small and highly mobile stores of sand migrating in a downwind direction.
It's fast, only costs a few pence and is 'unidirectional' like e-mail.
As we have seen time and time again, these international reverberations are by no means 'unidirectional' or even multidirectional, but revolving.
The work of Gough has shown that a metal deforms under cyclic strain by slip on the same atomic planes and in the same crystallographic directions as in 'unidirectional' strain.
Our concept of time and its 'unidirectional' flow could not exist in such a world.
The palacocurrent direction is not reversing, but 'unidirectional' and approximately normal to the plane of the photograph.
Modified 'unidirectionality' is also found in Genista sagittalis, Lotus corniculatus, Sophora davidii and S. flavescens.
The 'unidirectionality' of the effect is also striking and consistent with a linear unidirectional effect seen in an S-Leut isolate population, but the mechanism is unclear.
The primary question is thus: Can behavioral shaping occur 'unidirectionally' , so that when participating in a buddy system, aggressive children reduce their aggressive behavior while nonaggressive children do not increase theirs?
Historically, there has been 'unidirectionality' to the process of choosing the research topic and designing the research protocol.
The bond selectivity and 'unidirectionality' of the isomerization in bR are in striking contrast with those of the isolated chromophore (in vacuo).
For example, because light is largely supplied 'unidirectionally' , small differences in shoot height or displayed leaf area of taller individuals can lead to large differences in the amount of light captured by shorter neighbors.
In an example recording, a single RecBCD molecule spent long intervals moving 'unidirectionally' at nearly constant speed.
Although short gene conversion tracts may contribute to this tight crossover localization, it also remains possible that it reflects an underlying 'unidirectionality' in hDNA formation.
We thus modeled colonization for a one-dimensional stepping-stone metapopulation (in which seeds and pollen migrate 'unidirectionally' to the neighboring populations; see Fig 1A).
The motors of most motile species studied reverse the sense of rotation, whereas the motors of some rotate 'unidirectionally' but can adjust their rotary speed or follow a stop-and-go pattern of rotation.
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