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reentrant [rē′en·trənt] (engineering) Having one or more sections directed inward, as in certain types of cavity resonators. (geology) A prominent, generally angular indentation into a coastline. 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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| This was modified by putting semi-circles in the reentrant angles, and further modified by tapering the towers towards the top with six set-backs, somewhat reminiscent on a huge scale of the forms of some Hindu temples. 1994, Late Silurian--Early Devonian transpressional rift origin of the Quebec Reentrant, northern Appalachians: constraints from geochemistry of volcanic rocks: Tectonics, v. Overall, these results correspond with Bassi and McMurrer's (1997) finding that "The majority of the unemployed who do not meet their state monetary eligibility requirements are either new entrants to the labor force, reentrants to the labor force, or individuals with sporadic labor force participation" (p. |
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