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Substrate
Any surface on which printing is done.
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substrate
Supporting surface on which an organism grows. The substrate may simply provide structural support, or may provide water and nutrients. A substrate may be inorganic, such as rock or soil, or it may be organic, such as wood.
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substrate
1. The material or substance on which a microorganism feeds and develops. 2. a substance acted upon by an enzyme.
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Substrate
any solid surface or substance (e.g., rock, sand).
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Substrate
The material or substance on which a micro-organism feeds and develops, the word substraum is often used. Also, a substance acted upon by an enzyme.
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substrate
(Humans as organisms) a substance on which enzymes act
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Substrate
The surface on which a barcode symbol is printed.
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substrate
[n] - the substance acted upon by an enzyme or ferment
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Substrate
In biology a substrate is the surface a plant or animal lives upon
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Substrate
The surface of a model. The word is generally used in the context of painting.
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Substrate
The surface to which a coat of paint is applied.
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Substrate
The base material of a PCB onto which the Copper tracks and subsequent coating (e.g. Solder Resist) are applied. Examples of these materials are Fibreglass, SRBP, FR4, CEM1, Polyimide, Duroid and Teflon. Specialist ceramic materials are often used for Hybrids
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Substrate
The surface on which a bar code symbol is printed. Also, interchangeably , referred to as media
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Substrate
Any surface or material on which printing is done.
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Substrate
Any material in which plants may be grown.
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substrate
A substrate is a hard underlying layer or surface.
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substrate
A chemical species, the reaction of which with some other chemical reagent is under observation (e.g., a compound that is transformed under the influence of a catalyst). The term should be used with care. Either the context or a specific statement should always make it clear which chemical species i...
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substrate
A substance that is acted upon by an enzyme during a biochemical reaction.
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Substrate
In nanotechnology the base material where applications are built up.
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Substrate
A chemical substance that takes part in a chemical reaction catalyzed by an enzyme
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Substrate
Typically the molecule(s) that will be transformed by the catalytic action of an enzyme
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Substrate
Matrix. The material from which a substance to be analysed is removed
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Substrate
The parent or base material to which the coating is applied.
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Substrate
The surface to which a label is applied; adhered. Converters also refer to the face stock being printed as the substrate.
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substrate
The base material which forms both the support structure of an electronic circuit and the insulating layer upon which the conductor pattern is fabricated. Provided that the material meets the manufacturing and usage design requirements, the term may refer equally to an epoxy-glass PCB laminate, a f...
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