Astrictive
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Astrictive is an adjective meaning binding; astringent.
Meaning
binding; astringent.
More Meanings
- Constricting; providing limits or strictures.
- Without constriction or strictures.
- Lacking striae.
- An astringent.
Example Sentences
astrictive gripping
Beside, it is not likely that the law meant there should be such a narrow search and examination in this case, being a law astrictive and preceptive.
Other astrictive properties, such as upper bound, lower bound, and tight bounds can also be achieved in S-PIM, by devising properly a strain construction scheme.
As the name implies, astrictive grippers have the property of providing a continuous holding force without the application of compressive stress. Vacuum suction is one of the oldest astrictive gripping methods, and is used extensively throughout industry.
Word Forms
- astrictives
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include constringent, strict, confining, constrictive, strait, strangulated.
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