0 to become or make something become longer, and often thinner: --
1 having a shape that is much longer than it is wide: --
Acanthoclinus are elongate fishes.
When the sheet is sufficiently elongated, the profile of the free surface shows an upward bulge near the leading edge.
By making the scattering volume highly elongated one could, in principle, determine each velocity gradient component separately.
The overhang shape is regular, elongated, and conical or barrel-shaped with a flattened or slightly convex end.
Most tubers from cultivated yams are elongated cylinders rounded at both ends.
I n general, large amplitudes are obtained for structures highly elongated in the streamwise direction.
However, the surface dispersion properties of the dust-acoustic wave in a dusty plasma containing elongated and rotating dust grains have not been investigated as yet.
However, tomato plants had highly elongated and complex canopies that could not be easily measured from either a nadir or horizontal orientation.
However, the approximate elliptical vortices become elongated to an arbitrarily great extent in this limit, whereas the actual solutions do not.
