Having an outer covering especially of thin metal.

Liczba mnoga: clads

1. A composite material formed by cladding
2. A clad coin
3. Cladding; specifically; the outer layer of a clad coin

1. To cover or encase, usually for protection.
2. To dress; to put clothing on.

Liczba mnoga: claddings

1. The material applied when one clads.
2. The action performed when one clads.
A material which has a lower index of refraction than the core of an optical waveguide, which surrounds the waveguide, keeping the light in the core.
Thin layer of external covering on a building; for example, tiles, wood, stone, concrete.

Liczba mnoga: cladding tubes

Liczba mnoga: clades

A group of biological taxa or species that share features inherited from a common ancestor.

Liczba mnoga: cladisms

Liczba mnoga: cladists

Liczba mnoga: cladistics

A system of biological taxonomy based on the quantitative analysis of comparative data and used to reconstruct trees summarizing the (assumed) phylogenetic relations and evolutionary history of groups of organisms.
taxonomic theory distinguishing by common ancestor
Biology, method of animal classification by shared characteristics.
Method of biological classification (taxonomy) that uses a formal step-by-step procedure for objectively assessing the extent to which organisms share particular characters, and for assigning them to taxonomic groups. Taxonomic groups (for example, species, genus, family) are termed clades.

Slip; sprout

Liczba mnoga: Clado's points

Liczba mnoga: cladocerans

Any of an order (Cladocera) of minute chiefly freshwater branchiopod crustaceans that includes the water fleas.

Liczba mnoga: cladodes

A flattened stem resembling and functioning as a leaf; SYN. cladophyll, phylloclad, phylloclade.
In botany, a flattened stem that is leaflike in appearance and function. It is an adaptation to dry conditions because a stem contains fewer stomata than a leaf, and water loss is thus minimized. The true leaves in such plants are usually reduced to spines or small scales. Examples of plants with cladodes are butcher’s-broom Ruscus aculeatus, asparagus, and certain cacti. Cladodes may bear flowers or fruit on their surface, and this distinguishes them from leaves.