multilayer

[ adjective muhl-tee-ley-er, muhl-tahy-; noun muhl-ti-ley-er ]

adjective

noun

Physical Chemistry. a film consisting of two or more monolayers of different substances.

Origin of multilayer

First recorded in 1920–25; multi- + layer

This multilayer firewall is going to be the most useful thing.
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Given how hard it is to know what’s happening inside a material at the subatomic level, it’s too early to say whether skyrmions are definitely doing the superconducting in multilayer graphene.
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Every year, 100 million tons of these multilayer films are produced worldwide.
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The film is very sort of multilayer, and really its central theme is not actually whether Phil Spector is guilty or not.
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The faces of all the visitors will be saved and uploaded online, to eventually become part of multilayer compilation.
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