cell

[sel] נ

.אַסטר

paměťové místo; buňka

.בְּנִ

vězeňská cela; klášterní cela; pracovní komora (rozváděče); oko u síta; otvor pletiva

.חַקלָ

prvek; článek; složka; článek baterie; buňka (plástu); oko (sítě)

cell [sel] adj.

.מיקרו

buňka (In a cube, the set of properties, including a value, specified by the intersection when one member is selected from each dimension)

cell energy, The basic building block of a battery. It is an electrochemical device consisting of an anode and a cathode in a common electrolyte kept apart with a separator. This assembly may be used in its own container as a single cell battery or be combined and interconnected with other cells in a container to form a multicelled battery [sel] adj.

článek baterie

cell The microscopic functional and structural unit of all living organisms, consisting of a nucleus, cytoplasm, and a limiting membrane; biology [sel] adj.

buňka biologie

אנגלית אוצר מילים

cell [sel] קיצור.

.נוֹטָ, .סחר ח

cuvette

cell [sel] adj.

.ארצות

A subordinate organization formed around a specific process, capability, or activity within a designated larger organization of a joint force commander’s headquarters (JP 3-33)

.לוֹגִ

Generic appellation of the organic and/or operational component of a basic unit, a company team or a specialised support detachment which only comprises personnel belonging to a single branch or a single operational function, and who most of the time implement the same weapon system. It corresponds to a section, a platoon or an Army Aviation patrol, depending on the branch they belong to. Subdivision within a Staff. The cell itself can be subdivided into several teams. 2. Organic elements of a commanding post, replacing the traditional subdivisions, they are specialized in the processing of information pertaining to the major components of maneuver military intelligence, combat support, logistic support, etc.. If needed, the cells themselves can be divided into teams. (FRA)

.מטרול

Transparent sample vessel for the determination of concentration by colorimetric or turbidity comparison methods