10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «YPSILIFORM»
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ypsiliform in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Basic Keyboarding for the Medical Office Assistant
Youngs operation ypsiliform ytterbium 7 Yzquierdo's bacillus yahoo yochubio o
yerbine yeki saying yes Drill 26: Z 1 zeaxanthin zenkerize zestocautery 2
zoacanthosis zootechnics zoogeography zooacanthosi s zoo therapeutics -I ...
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: latest edition. A dictionary ...
The T-shapod gradually passes into the " ypsiliform " figure, so called from its
resemblance to the Greek T. Its steadily diverging branches, which are formed
from the prothyalosoma, move upwards till they reach the surface of the vitellus,
their ...
Day Otis Kellogg, Thomas Spencer Baynes, William Robertson Smith, 1902
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Roget's Descriptive Word Finder
... used to describe a kind of letter used in Mesopotamia digraphic: of two
successive letters hieratic: priestly; used to describe a kind of hieroglyph
hypsiloid: V-shaped; like the Greek letter upsilon; hypsiliform; ypsiliform lettered:
composed of a ...
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A Million Words And Counting: How Global English Is ...
... a rat) Sincerely Thorough (another francophone spelling) Truly Unanimous
Until Wednesday (Blame it on Wodin, the Northern god) Xeroscape (desert
landscaping, same root as Xerox — dry) Ypsiliform (just testing to see if you are
awake!
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A dictionary of scientific terms
[Gk. T, upsilon ; диод, resemblance] Ypsiliform. ушном свищи—апатией to the
pubes in Salamanders with functional lungs (3001.). Z щипать (zäläm'dödönt) а. [
Gk. za, very ; мама, А; odour; tooth.] Appl. insectivores with narrow molar teeth ...
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Surgical Anatomy of the Hand and Upper Extremity
The cruciform fibers are sometimes single oblique limbs or "Y"-shaped (ypsiliform
). Five annular and three cruciform pulleys have been identified. The first of the
five annular pulleys begins in the region of the palmar plate of the MCP joint.
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
... letter—Y.Ex: ypsiliform(cf form), shaped like capital hupsilon. yttri; yttro: for
yttrium, a metallic element, from Ytterby, in Sweden+Chem suffix ium. Exx:
yttriferous (cf ferous at fer), yttriumproducing; Min yttrocrasite (yttro+Gr krasis+Min
suffix ite).
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Australian Bird Names: A Complete Guide
Related to the word ypsiliform, Y-shaped. King Quail (breeding resident) The
origin of this name is a mystery; Gould was apparently unaware of it. By 1899
Hall was using Chestnut-bellied Quail, but with King Quail as an alternative; by
1907 ...
Jeannie Gray, Ian Fraser, 2013
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The Chambers Dictionary
adj ypsiliform (-«'/•) or ypsiloid (ip'sil-oid) shaped like an ypsilon. [Or, simple u]
upsy. Same as upsey. upsy-daisy ups'i-da-:i, interj. Same as ups-a-daisy. uptraln.
See under up-; up-train. See under up. UPU abbrev: Universal Postal Union.
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Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
Relation of the Ypsiliform figure to the Germinal Vesicle. A comparison between
figs. 2 and 4 shows what this relation is. The clear spherical body is the
prothyalosoma, the chromatic globules are the germinal spot or nucleolus. The
spheroidal ...
