Definition of polymorphic in English:

polymorphic

adjective ˌpɒlɪˈmɔːfɪkˌpɑliˈmɔrfɪk

1Occurring in several different forms, in particular with reference to species or genetic variation.
polymorphic fish species
polymorphic viruses can mutate to make identification difficult
Example sentencesExamples
- A perennial herb found largely in Europe and the Mediterranean, it is an extremely polymorphic species.
- Genotyping of the four polymorphic markers identified two distinct haplotypes in all of the 23 individuals analysed.
- The amino acid glycine has three polymorphic variations.
- Like many other innate immunity genes studied to date, this is highly polymorphic.
- Because the model chocolate contains no crystalline sucrose, the researchers were able to see clearly the changing polymorphic forms of the cocoa butter.
- These plants maintained the polymorphic condition, even at high light.
- The polymorphic patterns among the samples revealed genetic variations.
- None of the fixation indices for polymorphic loci in either species were significantly negative.
- The adjacent nucleotide was observed to be polymorphic.
- In chimpanzees, six different polymorphic sites were identified.
1. 1.1Computing (of a feature of a programming language) allowing routines to use variables of different types at different times.
  useful polymorphic functions
  Example sentencesExamples
  We should write our libraries to have super-clean functional interfaces and make them as polymorphic as reasonable.
  A polymorphic batch file appears to be a holy grail to some virus writers, perhaps because of how insanely difficult it is to produce one.
  The techniques they describe include polymorphic inline cache and regular expression improvements.
  This could allow the bad guys to more easily run more complex polymorphic and encryption routines.
  They reckon they can prevent copying with their 'multi-randomized, polymorphic quantum physics encoding approach to digital protection'.
  The long PDF explaining their "polymorphic cipher theory" is, unfortunately, no longer available.
  The new version is polymorphic, meaning it changes its appearance in an attempt to avoid detection.
  It has polymorphic attributes, and its behaviour is determined on the set of installed components.
  Malware has moved away from the use of complex polymorphic engines.
  It carries a highly destructive payload, and also has some rudimentary polymorphic properties.

Rhymes

anamorphic, biomorphic, metamorphic, Orphic, zoomorphic

Definition of polymorphic in US English:

polymorphic

adjectiveˌpälēˈmôrfikˌpɑliˈmɔrfɪk

1Occurring in several different forms, in particular with reference to species or genetic variation.
polymorphic fish species
polymorphic viruses can mutate to make identification difficult
Example sentencesExamples
- These plants maintained the polymorphic condition, even at high light.
- The amino acid glycine has three polymorphic variations.
- None of the fixation indices for polymorphic loci in either species were significantly negative.
- Genotyping of the four polymorphic markers identified two distinct haplotypes in all of the 23 individuals analysed.
- The polymorphic patterns among the samples revealed genetic variations.
- The adjacent nucleotide was observed to be polymorphic.
- Because the model chocolate contains no crystalline sucrose, the researchers were able to see clearly the changing polymorphic forms of the cocoa butter.
- Like many other innate immunity genes studied to date, this is highly polymorphic.
- In chimpanzees, six different polymorphic sites were identified.
- A perennial herb found largely in Europe and the Mediterranean, it is an extremely polymorphic species.
1. 1.1Computing (of a feature of a programming language) allowing routines to use variables of different types at different times.
  useful polymorphic functions
  Example sentencesExamples
  The long PDF explaining their "polymorphic cipher theory" is, unfortunately, no longer available.
  They reckon they can prevent copying with their 'multi-randomized, polymorphic quantum physics encoding approach to digital protection'.
  A polymorphic batch file appears to be a holy grail to some virus writers, perhaps because of how insanely difficult it is to produce one.
  We should write our libraries to have super-clean functional interfaces and make them as polymorphic as reasonable.
  The new version is polymorphic, meaning it changes its appearance in an attempt to avoid detection.
  Malware has moved away from the use of complex polymorphic engines.
  This could allow the bad guys to more easily run more complex polymorphic and encryption routines.
  It carries a highly destructive payload, and also has some rudimentary polymorphic properties.
  It has polymorphic attributes, and its behaviour is determined on the set of installed components.
  The techniques they describe include polymorphic inline cache and regular expression improvements.

词汇	polymorphic
释义	Definition of polymorphic in English: polymorphic adjective ˌpɒlɪˈmɔːfɪkˌpɑliˈmɔrfɪk 1Occurring in several different forms, in particular with reference to species or genetic variation. polymorphic fish species polymorphic viruses can mutate to make identification difficult Example sentencesExamples A perennial herb found largely in Europe and the Mediterranean, it is an extremely polymorphic species. Genotyping of the four polymorphic markers identified two distinct haplotypes in all of the 23 individuals analysed. The amino acid glycine has three polymorphic variations. Like many other innate immunity genes studied to date, this is highly polymorphic. Because the model chocolate contains no crystalline sucrose, the researchers were able to see clearly the changing polymorphic forms of the cocoa butter. These plants maintained the polymorphic condition, even at high light. The polymorphic patterns among the samples revealed genetic variations. None of the fixation indices for polymorphic loci in either species were significantly negative. The adjacent nucleotide was observed to be polymorphic. In chimpanzees, six different polymorphic sites were identified. 1.1Computing (of a feature of a programming language) allowing routines to use variables of different types at different times. useful polymorphic functions Example sentencesExamples We should write our libraries to have super-clean functional interfaces and make them as polymorphic as reasonable. A polymorphic batch file appears to be a holy grail to some virus writers, perhaps because of how insanely difficult it is to produce one. The techniques they describe include polymorphic inline cache and regular expression improvements. This could allow the bad guys to more easily run more complex polymorphic and encryption routines. They reckon they can prevent copying with their 'multi-randomized, polymorphic quantum physics encoding approach to digital protection'. The long PDF explaining their "polymorphic cipher theory" is, unfortunately, no longer available. The new version is polymorphic, meaning it changes its appearance in an attempt to avoid detection. It has polymorphic attributes, and its behaviour is determined on the set of installed components. Malware has moved away from the use of complex polymorphic engines. It carries a highly destructive payload, and also has some rudimentary polymorphic properties. Rhymes anamorphic, biomorphic, metamorphic, Orphic, zoomorphic Definition of polymorphic in US English: polymorphic adjectiveˌpälēˈmôrfikˌpɑliˈmɔrfɪk 1Occurring in several different forms, in particular with reference to species or genetic variation. polymorphic fish species polymorphic viruses can mutate to make identification difficult Example sentencesExamples These plants maintained the polymorphic condition, even at high light. The amino acid glycine has three polymorphic variations. None of the fixation indices for polymorphic loci in either species were significantly negative. Genotyping of the four polymorphic markers identified two distinct haplotypes in all of the 23 individuals analysed. The polymorphic patterns among the samples revealed genetic variations. The adjacent nucleotide was observed to be polymorphic. Because the model chocolate contains no crystalline sucrose, the researchers were able to see clearly the changing polymorphic forms of the cocoa butter. Like many other innate immunity genes studied to date, this is highly polymorphic. In chimpanzees, six different polymorphic sites were identified. A perennial herb found largely in Europe and the Mediterranean, it is an extremely polymorphic species. 1.1Computing (of a feature of a programming language) allowing routines to use variables of different types at different times. useful polymorphic functions Example sentencesExamples The long PDF explaining their "polymorphic cipher theory" is, unfortunately, no longer available. They reckon they can prevent copying with their 'multi-randomized, polymorphic quantum physics encoding approach to digital protection'. A polymorphic batch file appears to be a holy grail to some virus writers, perhaps because of how insanely difficult it is to produce one. We should write our libraries to have super-clean functional interfaces and make them as polymorphic as reasonable. The new version is polymorphic, meaning it changes its appearance in an attempt to avoid detection. Malware has moved away from the use of complex polymorphic engines. This could allow the bad guys to more easily run more complex polymorphic and encryption routines. It carries a highly destructive payload, and also has some rudimentary polymorphic properties. It has polymorphic attributes, and its behaviour is determined on the set of installed components. The techniques they describe include polymorphic inline cache and regular expression improvements.
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