A solution in which no more solute can be dissolved at a given temperature and pressure is said to be saturated (see saturation).
(R.4) The BE traffic is assumed to be saturated.
Then, as they expect data to be saturated, their critical sense could be undermined when drawing conclusions about saturation.
The quantizer is supposed to be saturated.
The appeal of this idea is obvious: it's always nice to be saturated in positive feedback.
A bar magnetized to this point is said to be saturated with magnetism.
All the material must be chipped and all the chippings need to be saturated with water to break down quickly.
In addition, because the ground is likely to be saturated, trees will be vulnerable in strong winds.
In addition, because the ground is likely to be saturated, trees would be vulnerable in strong winds.
With this high excitation, the atoms are said to be saturated, and atoms in a saturated state absorb less light.
Key television markets will continue to be saturated with ads, and the number of them will grow.
