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71regenerative medicine — UK / US noun [uncountable] medical treatment that involves repairing or replacing organs and other body parts by using advanced materials and methods such as cloning …
72regenerative braking — /rəˌdʒɛnərətɪv ˈbreɪkɪŋ/ (say ruh.jenuhruhtiv brayking) noun a method of braking electric motors in which they are operated as generators, the power produced being returned to the supply source …
73regenerative cooling — /rəˌdʒɛnərətɪv ˈkulɪŋ/ (say ruh.jenuhruhtiv koohling) noun 1. Aeronautics the cooling of a rocket combustion chamber wall by the circulation of a propellant before its injection into the chamber. 2. Chemistry the cooling of a gas by allowing a… …
74regenerative furnace — /rəˌdʒɛnərətɪv ˈfɜnəs/ (say ruh.jenuhruhtiv fernuhs) noun a furnace in which the hot combustion products pass into a chamber containing a lattice structure of firebricks (the regenerator). The direction of the gas flow is periodically reversed so …
75regenerative medicine — /rəˌdʒɛnərətɪv ˈmɛdəsən/ (say ruh.jenuhruhtiv meduhsuhn) noun medicine which aims to re establish damaged or diseased organs or tissues by such means as tissue engineering, stem cell therapy, etc …
76regenerative stem cell technology — noun technology used to repair tissue damage, in which stem cells take on the nature and function of the tissue into which they are injected. Abbrev.: RSCT …
77regenerative repeater — Device that amplifies, reshapes, and retimes incoming signals and then retransmits them on an outgoing circuit. Also called regenerator …
78regenerative braking — A system in which an electric motor can be switched to a generator mode when braking, so that the kinetic energy involved may be stored in the battery …
79regenerative braking — noun : electric braking in which electrical energy that is produced by the motor is transferred to the supply line …
80regenerative cooling — noun : a cryogenic method in which the rapid expansion of a portion of a gas to be liquefied is utilized to lower the temperature of the remainder * * * 1. Physics. a method of cooling a gas, utilizing the rapid expansion of a compressed portion… …
