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Lamellar

Definition

Lamellar is an adjective that refers to something arranged in thin layers or lamellae.

Senses

1. Biology:

In biology, lamellar describes structures that are composed of or resembling thin, flat plates or layers.

Example: The lamellar structure of fish gills allows for efficient oxygen exchange.

2. Material Science:

In material science, lamellar refers to systems or materials composed of layers that are usually parallel or nearly parallel.

Example: Graphite has a lamellar structure, which makes it an excellent lubricant.

3. Weather:

In weather, lamellar is used to describe a cloud formation that resembles thin, platelike layers or scales.

Example: Altocumulus clouds often have a lamellar appearance, creating a beautiful pattern in the sky.

4. Optics:

In optics, lamellar refers to surfaces or lenses having a lamellar structure or being composed of layers.

Example: The lamellar lens design improves the focus and reduces aberrations in high-quality camera lenses.

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