10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STRABISMICAL»
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strabismical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
—str abismal, strabismic, strabismical, adj. Strabismus (Wih'man ancl Vallone,
2009) straddle injury, injury to the distal urethra by falling astride a blunt object,
such as bicycle handlebars or the top of a fence or railing. straddling embolism.
2
Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
... str. e> abbreviation 1 strong. 2 straight. strabismus /stra'bizmas/ t> noun,
medicine the technical term for a SQUINT of the eye, which is caused by a
muscular defect that prevents parallel vision. • strabismal or strabismic or
strabismical adj.
InformaI. bantam cock, bantam smart aleck, wiseacre, SI. wise guy; jackanapes,
whi persnapper. cockeyed, adj. \. cross-eyed, strabismal, strab mic, strabismical,
squinting, squint-eyed. cocksure cogitate 2. SIang. tilted, crooked, not straight, ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
UPON DISCOVERING ONE STRABISMICAL MARIONETTE (for an unknown
Vietnam Veteran) His eyes across from mine glancing at some undistant point
beside me/somewhere crooked half-rended eyes of a ragged doll discarded and
...
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Parliamentary Debates (Hansard).: House of Commons Official ...
However, we are apparently advised by the Strabismical statisticians in Whitehall
that this is the only way in which we can proceed. So much are we advised by
them that this is the only way we can proceed that so far the Government have ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1969
6
Report of the Proceedings of the Bar Association of Arkansas
Even though you conclude that I approach the subject somewhat from a
strabismical viewpoint, nevertheless, I hope to challenge your thought and
interest, as well as arouse the public from its lethargy. The purpose of that which I
suggest is ...
Bar Association of Arkansas, 1946
7
Mosby's Medical Speller
strabismal. strabismic, strabismical, adj. Convergent » Divergent STRABISMUS
straight-line blood set, a common device, composed of plastic components, for
delivering blood infusions. It includes the plastic tubing, the clamp, the drip ...
For this reason, " rustless " hollow ware is more readily cleaned than even
enamel Should a child be born with curly hair, a strabismical eye, or distorted
limbs, he is accepted as a healer of coming generations, and all his early training
is ...
9
1880 History of Parke County, Indiana
But along in 18634 the government wasn't so particular about a lost tooth or a
strabismical eye. What it wanted then was men. Only fifteen were adjudged fit out
of the first volunteers, and soon they departed for the front, amid smiles, cheers ...
10
Contributions - Scripps Institution of Oceanography
The meters are mounted on a rack so that they have a squint vision (strabismical)
and survey a roughly spherical, common volume of about 1 liter at a distance of
about 1 m. They are interconnected, and both amplitude and frequency are ...
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 1971
