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multistage

a. Having more than one step, phase or piece.

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multistage

n. occurring in more than one stage

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Multistage

Multistage may refer to:

  • Armitage–Doll multistage model of carcinogenesis
  • Multistage amplifiers
  • Multistage centrifugal pump
  • Multi-stage flash distillation
  • Multistage interconnection networks
  • Multistage rocket
  • Multistage sampling
  • Multistage testing

Usage examples of "multistage".

For example, Iraq built a facility for the production of ammonium perchlorate, a key ingredient in solid missile propellant, indicating that work continues on advanced solid-fuel multistage missiles.

We brought our contingency plans to the emergency meeting of department heads the next day, and reviewed a multistage method by which we would be able to convert storage space and run triage stations to handle minor injury cases from each on four different levels of the ship.

The picture that came up was of a multistage rocket, the kind that would be overkill if all one needed to do was get a satellite into orbit.

After many wires and phone calls, it was learned that there were sufficient extra parts scattered over the country to assemble a complete first stage of the multistage satellite vehicle, including power plant and guidance system.

PROPULSOR Sophisticated screw that uses ducting and multistage water turbine blades for propulsion instead of a conventional screw.

Any toxic products are removed by a multistage cleansing process that includes scrubbers to get acidic gases out of the exhaust.

Propulsor--Sophisticated screw that uses ducting and multistage water turbine blades for propulsion instead of a conventional screw.

That cannon, according to our scanner analyses, is a multistage energy pump.

I created a set of tangent cruisers and gave them multistage access to the E-Tech archives.

He failed to foresee the multistage rocket, the vast national effort that the launch would require, the immense technological support system that would be necessary, and, most strikingly, the extraordinary live telecasts of the moon mission itself.

When a seed hits a particularly fertile spot, it grows into a multistage form.

He connected and tested the DSL connection he had arranged with the phone company, and then he set up a multistage connection to a server at CIA headquarters at Langley, Virginia.

They had located some stale hash cookies and decided to pool all of their fireworks purchases and construct a single multistage rocketship held together with masking tape and hallucinogenic optimism.

An enormous, crude multistage rocket was already in launch position, being serviced by something Kirk dimly remembered was called a gantry crane.

Aivas responded with a lecture on the intricacies of seven kinds of jet engines, from the simple reaction engines they had learned about, which made little sense even to Master Fandarel, to more complex multistage affairs.