transport
10
6.8
- noun
- /ˈtrænspɔrt/
- Specialized
:
transporte
- Each vector of unintentional species transport requires a different management approach.
- active transport
- solute transport
- transport mechanisms
So the whole battery performance is, is, is is controlled by this transport process of ions and electrons.
- So the whole battery performance is, is, is is controlled by this transport process of ions and electrons.
- The last one I want to measure is the mention is the transport of single electrons to make a quantum standard of current.
- We have consciousness that the the Krebs cycle works, you know, that we're moving along the electron transport chain appropriately.
- Yeah, actually making the neurotransmitters that your brain uses choline is vital for lipid transport port within your your blood.
Examples
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While contaminant levels are low, the potential rapidity of pollutant transport illustrated the vulnerability of these wells.
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In the United Kingdom, 19% of adults achieve recommended activity levels through active transport alone.
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Allow the cell to increase absorptive area, and to supply it with energy... for transport of ions.
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Mechanisms of non-point source pollution may also entail transport through multiple media.
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That happens through a process called endocytosis, in which sections of the membrane engulf substances and transport them into the cell as vesicles.
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Nucleoporin Nup98 is an essential component of the nuclear transport machinery and a potential regulator of p53 gene selectivity.
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Oxygen transport is essential for cellular respiration and overall health.
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The transport of nutrients across cell membranes is crucial for the growth of organisms.
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Effective transport of hormones in the bloodstream helps regulate various bodily functions.
Synonyms
86
2.7
How far a part moves in a machine
25
4.0
The movement of air or water through a system
Movement of gas through small tubes because of pressure or temperature changes
Compounds
39
1.4
Services like buses or trains that anyone can use in a city, usually for a small fee
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A document that makes one company responsible for goods moved by two or more kinds of transport
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To move a substance across a cell membrane from low to high concentration using energy
- Specialized
Movement of substances like oxygen across a cell membrane without using the cell's energy
- Archaic
Part inside a tape player that moves the tape so sound is played or recorded
How Fast
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188
1.0
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10
6.8
- Specialized
3
4.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Transport in science comes from trans- and portare, meaning 'across' and 'to carry', so it refers to molecules, energy, or momentum being carried across a membrane or between layers. This root explains why we call those movements 'transport'.