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increasing in viscosity and setting to a solid as a result of deformation by expansion, pressure, or agitation. First Known Use of DILATANT. 1885. Other Physics ...
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Physical Chemistry. exhibiting an increase in volume on being changed in shape , owing to a wider spacing between particles. 3. Petrology. (of rock) exhibiting ...
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Jan 17, 2006 ... dilatant. noun. Used by Iggy Pop in an old CBC interview with Peter Gzowski to mean ... Log in with Facebook to save your favorite definitions
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dilater, définition, synonymes et conjugaison du mot dilater dans le dictionnaire. Définition : Augmenter le volume d'un...
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di·la·tant (d?-l?t?nt, d?-). adj. 1. Tending to dilate; dilating. 2. Exhibiting dilatancy. n. A dilator. dilatant (da??le?t?nt; d?-). adj. 1. tending to dilate; dilating. 2.
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a. The act or process of expanding; dilation. b. The condition of being expanded or stretched. c. A dilated formation or part. 2. Medicine The condition of being ...
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di·la·tan·cy (d?-l?t?n-s?, d?-). n. pl. di·la·tan·cies. 1. The increase in volume of a granular substance when its shape is changed, because of greater distance ...
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Definitions[edit]. There are two types of deviation from Newton's Law that are observed in real systems. The most common deviation ...
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