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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at stretched" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The fabric was at stretched, making it difficult to sew."
Alternatives: "stretched out" or "pulled tight".
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For testing LEI, Lsl (the distance between lamina joint and the tip of the leaf blade at stretched situation) and Lnl (the distance between lamina joint and the tip of the leaf blade at natural condition) were measured.
As a stand-in for a stiffy, Veale's study looked at stretched flaccid length which urologists have long noted, is commensurate with erect length.
A rally of ~135% since the market low of 2008 by the MSCI EM Index places Emerging Market stocks at stretched valuations, for which a pullback would be healthy.
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At stretching ratio of 30%, uniform distributed connecting bridges were observed and the stretched film showed maximum structure periodicity.
Retired people seem particularly adept at stretching their budgets.
His genius at stretching the salary cap was considered a key to the 49ers' peak performance.
89 mins: A surging run from the English 3/4s, who hint at stretching the Aussie defence.
Its games and puzzles, aimed at stretching and improving your mental agility, lead you through various tasks.
nanoparticle concentration at stretching surface.
Polarizing efficiency (PE) of polarizing film is 96% at stretching degree (Rs) 4.0.
Moreover, the effects of velocity slip at stretching sheet wall are also examined in this study.
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