diphasic

/ daɪˈfeɪzɪk /

adjective

1. zoology (of parasites) having a free active stage in the life cycle
2. physics another word for diphase

Example Sentences

Diphasic variation—Positive after-effect and positive response—Radial E.M. variation.

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Diphasic variation.—This wave of molecular disturbance is attended by a wave of electrical disturbance.

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It  is therefore difficult to fix an absolutely neutral point, but a point may be found which approaches this very nearly, and on stimulating the stalk near this, a very interesting diphasic variation has been observed.

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Effects of molecular inertia—Prolongation of period of recovery by overstrain—Molecular model—Reduction of molecular sluggishness attended by quickened recovery and heightened response—Effect of temperature—Modification of latent period and period of recovery by the action of chemical reagents—Diphasic variation.

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There would therefore  be no continuous balance, and we obtain instead a very interesting diphasic record.

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