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rugose
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rugose [′rü‚gōs]
(biology)
Having a wrinkled surface.
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The impedance response of the coating is consistent with the AFM result, which shows that the deposition of a film onto a graphite support increases the rugosity data.
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Rugosity and substrate size were measured for every quadrat at all sites during September 2003.
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To generate these waves there is a requirement for the initial seabed surface to have some regular rugosity (Mosher and Thomson, 2002).
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