Definition of crypticity in English:

crypticity

noun krɪpˈtɪsɪti

1The quality of being enigmatic or mysterious. rare.
2Biology. The degree to which a component of a cell, especially an enzyme or receptor, is limited in access or exposure to a substance with which it interacts; the property of being inaccessible or unavailable in this manner.
3Zoology. Cryptic coloration or behaviour; = crypsis.
4In information theory: a conceptual measure of the complexity of a system as represented by the difficulty of proceeding from a full description of it to a compressed or coded description.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New Review. From cryptic + -ity: see -icity.

Definition of crypticity in US English:

crypticity

nounkrɪpˈtɪsɪti

1The quality of being enigmatic or mysterious. rare.
2Biology. The degree to which a component of a cell, especially an enzyme or receptor, is limited in access or exposure to a substance with which it interacts; the property of being inaccessible or unavailable in this manner.
3Zoology. Cryptic coloration or behaviour; = crypsis.
4In information theory: a conceptual measure of the complexity of a system as represented by the difficulty of proceeding from a full description of it to a compressed or coded description.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New Review. From cryptic + -ity: see -icity.

单词	crypticity
释义	Definition of crypticity in English: crypticity noun krɪpˈtɪsɪti 1The quality of being enigmatic or mysterious. rare. 2Biology. The degree to which a component of a cell, especially an enzyme or receptor, is limited in access or exposure to a substance with which it interacts; the property of being inaccessible or unavailable in this manner. 3Zoology. Cryptic coloration or behaviour; = crypsis. 4In information theory: a conceptual measure of the complexity of a system as represented by the difficulty of proceeding from a full description of it to a compressed or coded description. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New Review. From cryptic + -ity: see -icity. Definition of crypticity in US English: crypticity nounkrɪpˈtɪsɪti 1The quality of being enigmatic or mysterious. rare. 2Biology. The degree to which a component of a cell, especially an enzyme or receptor, is limited in access or exposure to a substance with which it interacts; the property of being inaccessible or unavailable in this manner. 3Zoology. Cryptic coloration or behaviour; = crypsis. 4In information theory: a conceptual measure of the complexity of a system as represented by the difficulty of proceeding from a full description of it to a compressed or coded description. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The New Review. From cryptic + -ity: see -icity.
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