What does bielemental mean?
Bielemental means Having two different elements (in various senses)..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Having two different elements (in various senses)..
The flux level predicted by these bielemental mixtures cannot be expected to agree with the observed spectra, so that we had to artificially reduce the theoretical EUVE spectrum with respect to the observed one.
A statistical count of bielemental inorganic crystals by Livingston (1970) including 2488 inorganic crystals yielded 18 which have a linear chain structure.
[…] this last example – with a single character corresponding to an idea expressed by a polysyllabic (and bi-elemental) Japanese word – shows a more 'ideographic' use of characters in Japanese than is generally the case with modern Chinese.
Use bielemental when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Bielemental means Having two different elements (in various senses)..
Common synonyms include dielemental.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The flux level predicted by these bielemental mixtures cannot be expected to agree with the observed spectra, so that we had to artificially reduce the theoretical EUVE spectrum with respect to the observed one.
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