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fibered

/ˈfaɪ.bɚd/
(UK: fibred)
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1

American Having, consisting of, or reinforced with fibers or threadlike structures.

Example

"The engineer selected a coarsely fibered composite material to reinforce the bridge supports."


2

American In mathematics and topology, equipped with a fibration or a projection onto a base space such that each inverse image forms a fiber.

Example

"In algebraic geometry, the researchers analyzed the properties of fibered categories over a base scheme."

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