10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TONGUELIKE»
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tonguelike in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
The front of the sinus is extended as a tonguelike projection up into the fold of the
brachial valve. This fold is strongly elevated, sometimes extremely so, depending
on the amount of upward extension of the sinus. The fold is occasionally equal ...
2
Geological Survey professional paper
TONGUELIKE DISTRIBUTIONS Without going into the dynamics of the
development of ocean currents (Sverdrup and others, 1946), it may be stated that
, in the northern hemisphere, the water of highest density is found on the left-
hand side of ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), Geological Survey (U.S.). Geographic Names Information Management, 1960
3
Geological Survey Professional Paper
16A, B), (2) a tonguelike satellite type attached to a parent stock (C, D), and (3)
an asymmetric (half a mushroom type (E, F). It seems likely that all three types are
in this quadrangle. PLANOCONVEX LACCOLITHS Gilbert's (1880, p. 19) original
...
4
Pennsylvanian and Permian Rocks of the Southern Inyo ...
TONGUELIKE COMPLEX LANDSLIDES Six known lobate or tonguelike complex
landslides on the slopes of Boulder Mountain are the Aquarius Ranger Station,
Coleman, Bull- berry, Hickman, Singletree, and Lion Mountain slides.
Charles Warren Merriam, Wayne Everett Hall, 1957
5
Geomagnetism and Aeronomy: Studies in the Ionosphere, ...
The tonguelike enhanced area becomes wider and projects from the sunlit side.
The reduced areas are located at both sides of the tongue. It is noted that the
tonguelike area is located in the area where the current flows toward the morning
...
6
James and Jude (Paideia: Commentaries on the New Testament)
Not surprisingly, the metaphorical use of guiding a horse by bit and bridle and of
a ship by a tonguelike rudder are common in Hellenistic literature because these
were common forms of land and sea travel. Association of the tongue with the ...
John Painter, David A. deSilva, 2012
7
Taxonomy, Evolution and Biostratigraphy of Conodonts from ...
Antero- and postero-basal corners extend as tonguelike projections below basal
margin. M element is geniculate with slender, elongate, tapered cusp (PI. 7, fig.
20) and long tonguelike projection of posterior basal margin (PI. 7, fig. 19).
Leanne J. Pyle, Christopher R. Barnes, 2002
8
Radiology Review Manual
Hurler syndrome = gargoylism √ rounded appearance of vertebral bodies √
mild kyphotic curve with smaller vertebral body at apex of kyphosis displaying
tonguelike beak at anterior half (usually at T12 / L1) √ “step-off” deformities
along ...
Fig. 4. Nerillidium troglochaetoides. Cross sections of the pharynx. A. Bulbus
muscles rostrally, tip of the tonguelike organ, oesophagus separated from
pharyngeal lumen. B. Base of tonguelike organ, bulbus muscles, investing
muscles, ...
10
Learning Radiology: Recognizing the Basics
William Herring. Normal • The liver normally displaces all bowel gas from the
right upperquadrant. • Occasionally, a tonguelike projectionof the right lobe of the
liver may extend to the iliac crest, especially in females. Thisiscalled a Riedel
lobe ...
