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Meaning of reticulation
reticulation (n)
(photography) the formation of a network of cracks or wrinkles in a photographic emulsion
an arrangement resembling a net or network
reticulation (n.)
The quality or state of being reticulated, or netlike; that which is reticulated; network; an organization resembling a net.
reticulation Sentence Examples
- The intricate reticulation of blood vessels supplied nutrients and oxygen to the entire body.
- The reticulation system efficiently distributed water throughout the garden, reaching every plant.
- The neuron's reticulation allowed for rapid and complex communication between brain regions.
- The reticulation of the river network ensured that water flowed to all parts of the watershed.
- The reticulation of cracks in the ancient pottery revealed the intricate skills of its maker.
- The reticulation of underground caves created a vast and labyrinthine system beneath the surface.
- The reticulation of power lines crisscrossed the city, providing electricity to homes and businesses.
- The reticulation of the lymphatic system facilitated the drainage of fluid and waste products.
- The reticulation of the skin's collagen fibers gave it its elasticity and strength.
- The reticulation of the neural network enabled the computer to learn and adapt to changing conditions.
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(photography) the formation of a network of cracks or wrinkles in a photographic emulsion, an arrangement resembling a net or networkThe quality or state of bei
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The intricate reticulation of blood vessels supplied nutrients and oxygen to the entire body.
The reticulation system efficiently distributed water throughout the garden, reaching every plant.
The neuron's reticulation allowed for rapid and complex communication between brain regions.
The reticulation of the river network ensured that water flowed to all parts of the watershed.
