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relating to or consisting of cells, the basic structural units of living organisms or systems
- The human body is made up of trillions of cellular units, each performing specific functions.
- Microscopes allow scientists to observe cellular structures in detail.
- Cellular respiration is the process by which cells produce energy from glucose.
- Plants have cellular walls that provide structure and support to their cells.
- Cellular communication is essential for coordinating functions within multicellular organisms.
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(of a textile item) engineered with hollow, honeycomb-like pockets that trap air to enhance insulation while maintaining breathability
- Nurses swaddled the newborn in a soft cellular blanket that kept her warm without causing overheating.
- The outdoor vest's cellular lining created micro-cavities that held heat close to the body during the mountain trek.
- Manufacturers advertise cellular window shades as an energy-saving solution because their air pockets reduce heat transfer.
- Ski gloves featuring cellular fabric palms provided both grip and insulation on the cold chairlift ride.
- The sleeping bag's cellular weave kept campers cozy by trapping warm air around the torso without adding bulk.
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related to a telephone system that uses radio stations for communication
- The cellular network coverage in rural areas is not as extensive as in urban areas.
- She relied on her cellular phone for communication while hiking in remote areas without landline access.
- The company invested in upgrading its cellular infrastructure to provide faster and more reliable service to customers.
- He forgot to charge his cellular device, leaving him without means of communication during the power outage.
- The cellular technology allows for seamless handoffs between different base stations while traveling.