bipolar

• adj. 有兩極的，雙極的

前綴bi-, 二。pole, 地級，兩級端。

bipolar (adj.)

"having two poles," from bi- + polar; 1810 with figurative sense of "of double aspect;" 1859 with reference to physiology. Psychiatric use in reference to what had been called manic-depressive psychosis is said to have begun 1957 with German psychiatrist Karl Leonhard. The term became popular early 1990s. Bipolar disorder was in DSM III (1980).

1. In the 1960 s the IC market was broadly on bipolar transistors.

六十年代集成電路市場主要為雙極型晶體管.

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2. Perfectly normal bipolar embryoids are formed.

形成完全正常的兩極胚狀體.

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3. Because of their simplicity, bipolar lead systems were the first to be used in clinical electrocardiography.

因為它們簡單, 雙極導聯最先用於臨床心電圖學.

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4. Two specialized epidermal cells and a bipolar neuron are associated with each sensillum.

一個感器聯結著兩個特化的真皮細胞和一個雙極神經元.

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5. It is possible to drive unipolar stepper motors with bipolar drivers.

使用多極驅動器可以驅動單極步進馬達.

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