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complex 1. Maths of or involving one or more complex numbers 2. Psychoanal a group of emotional ideas or impulses that have been banished from the conscious mind but that continue to influence a person's behaviour 3. Informal an obsession or excessive fear 4. a chemical compound in which molecules, groups, or ions are attached to a central metal atom, esp a transition metal atom, by coordinate bonds 5. any chemical compound in which one molecule is linked to another by a coordinate bond complex [′käm‚pleks] (geology) An assemblage of rocks that has been folded together, intricately mixed, involved, or otherwise complicated. (mathematics) A space which is represented as a union of simplices which intersect only on their faces. (medicine) (mineralogy) Composed of many ingredients. (psychology) A group of associated ideas with strong emotional tones, which have been transferred from the conscious mind into the unconscious and which influence the personality. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Although the charcoal is not attached to the antigen, it becomes trapped in the lattice created when antibody in positive sera forms an antibody-antigen complex with the test media. The evidence regarding the antibody is not conclusive; even if correct, the stability in this particular antibody-antigen complex may be an idiosyncratic characteristic rather than a general one. |
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