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substructure

noun as in basement

noun as in basis

noun as in pedestal

noun as in underpinning

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Moreover, this change in calcium levels occurred not only in the main body of the cell but also within substructures such as mitochondria -- the tiny power plants that cells use to produce energy.

There is a risk that the barges could come into contact with the “substructure” of the bridge, the McKees Rocks Police Department said in a statement early Saturday confirming the closure.

Gaia data revolutionized studies of the dynamics of stars in our home galaxy, and has already led to the discovery of previously unknown substructures.

The state must replace both the bridge’s superstructure and part or all of the substructure, he said.

They will repair and replace steel truss and substructure elements, as well as sway frames and timber sidewalks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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