injection
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- noun
- /ɪnˈdʒɛkʃən/
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inyección de dependencias
- DE4 called the system SMRIMS, short for Sequential Multiport Resin Injection Manifold System, and spent two years developing and refining it.
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Examples
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By using an injection design pattern, the application can easily swap out services without modifying existing code.
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In software development, injection allows developers to provide the necessary components to an object from an external source.
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However, the mold lead times are similar to injection molding, and there are fewer materials from which to select.
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The process can be applied to form tools for injection molding or hot embossing of plastic.
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The company, in Hudson, Wis., is a custom injection molder of plastic and metal.
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But unlike injection-molded plastics, metal injection molding requires sintering after injection.
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To reduce manufacturing costs, Gyration uses an injection-molded polycarbonate package instead of one machined from metal.
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The micro-needle was produced in an aluminum mold on a standard 30-ton injection-molding machine.
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The one-piece tube-plate construction uses tube plates that are injection-molded, containing a parallel row of tubes.
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Lesefko said Biosite contracted with a micro-injection molder for production, but maintains tight control over the process.
Academic text (2005)
Compounds
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A system that sprays small drops of fuel directly into an engine's cylinders to help the engine run better
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A part of a car engine that sprays small drops of fuel into the cylinders
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To put liquid medicine directly into a vein through a needle
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A doctor gives a shot of pain medicine near the spine to numb the lower body
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A shot given into a muscle to get medicine into the body quickly
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An engine that sends diesel fuel straight into the part where it burns to use less fuel
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A diesel engine that injects fuel directly into the chamber where it burns
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A system that adds nitrous oxide to an engine to make it more powerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Injection comes from in- ('into') and ject ('throw'), keeping the simple image of 'putting something into' another thing, as in inject and eject. In programming, injection means giving a piece of code the parts or services it needs from outside instead of making them itself, which is like 'putting' those parts into the object.