transmissive

UK
/trænˈsmɪsɪv/
US
/trænˈsmɪsɪv/
transmissiveadjective
more transmissive
Comp.
most transmissive
Super.
UK
/trænˈsmɪsɪv/
US
/trænˈsmɪsɪv/
Traductions
The transmissive membrane lets certain wavelengths of light pass through.
La membrane transmissive laisse passer certaines longueurs d’onde de la lumière.
Définitions
Allowing the passage of light or other forms of energy through a material.
The transmissive glass in the windows allowed sunlight to flood the room.
Capable of transmitting or conveying something, such as information or signals.
The transmissive properties of the fiber optic cables ensure high-speed internet connectivity.
Relating to the process or act of transmission, especially in biological or physical systems.
The parasite enters a transmissive stage inside the mosquito before infecting humans.