underroot

Etymology

Definitions

1. 1

   Beneath the roots.

   • Capillary saturated soil layers in relation to water expenditure are to be divided into three parts: 1) the part above the roots, 2) sucking part-active root part and 3) underroot part.
   • In the ores of Fayzabad region (Central Tajikistan) the crystals of fluorite are only of octohedrial habitus types and it proves that the crystals here represent underroot parts ( according to the scheme of changing the forms of crystals).
   • The underroot tendril! We are at fault for giving the invader a path to Lady Brianna.
2. 2

   The underground root portion of a plant, or a single underground root.

   • To my knowledge, this is the only tree, having a Manregian underroot, that has shown blackline.
   • During December limbs and growth in the crown were pruned and an area around the base of the trunk was mulched to help keep the direct underroots frost-free.
   • The flower stalk has good substance, foliage very similar to P. superbus, rosette has side shoots coming from underroots.
3. 3

   An underlying root or basis

   • The word Bapt cannot here, any more than elsewhere, explain itself, There is nothing back of it. It has no underroot.
   • It has deep underroots.
   • But did they check the underroots?” Dash asked, absently looping an arm around Frost and letting her settle in his lap, though his attention was still on the platform. His scaly brow knit in worry. "It doesn't look stable to me."
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      Square root.

      • The underroot of the product of two regression coefficients gives us the coefficient of correlation .
      • To take the underroot of (2c-n)/n, the negative (2c-n)/n is multiplied with the minus sign to make it positive since one cannot take the underroot of minus item.
      • The Euclidian distance uses the under-root of the squared sum of the difference between individual ratings of the two samples whose similarity we want to find.

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