10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «LAMÍNĂ»
Discover the use of
lamínă in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
lamínă and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Principles of Dental Imaging - Pagina 334
LAMINA DURA (RADIOPAQUE) The lamina dura is the thin layer of compact alveolar bone that lines the tooth socket. The lamina dura forms a continuous white (radiopaque) line around the tooth root (Fig. 14-2). In reality, it is perforated by ...
Olaf E. Langland, Robert P. Langlais, John W. Preece, 2002
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Dictionary of the Printing and Allied Industries: In ... - Pagina 862
... lambert 7882 lámina celulösica 2503 lámina de acetato 91 lámina de aluminio 476, 482 lämina de bronce 1864 lámina de celofán 2503 lámina de cinc 14952 lämina de cobre 3521 lámina de expulsión 5002 lámina de grisar 12216 lámina ...
F.J.M. Wijnekus, E.F.P.H. Wijnekus, 2013
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Clinical Anatomy of the Lumbar Spine and Sacrum - Pagina 3
(Strictly speaking, there are two laminae in each vertebra, one on the left and one on the right, and the two meet posteriorly in the midline, but in some circles the term 'lamina' is used incorrectly to refer to both laminae collectively. When this is ...
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The Rat Nervous System - Pagina 90
The presence of myelinated fibers distinguishes lamina 3 from lamina 2o (Molander et al., 1984). Some lamina 2 neurons have dendritic trees extending along the rostrocaudal axis that are confined within lamina 3 (Maxwell, 1985), and some ...
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Mechanics Of Composite Materials - Pagina 55
Chapter. 2. MACROMECHANICAL. BEHAVIOR. OF. A. LAMINA. 2.1 INTRODUCTION The basic questions of lamina macromechanics are: (1) what are the characteristics of a lamina? and (2) how does a lamina respond to applied stresses as ...
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Sensory Mechanisms of the Spinal Cord: Volume 1 Primary ...
In summary, lamina III is distinguished from lamina II in having slightly larger cells and a neuropil that contains myelinated axons. Two types of cells have been identified in lamina III, postsynaptic dorsal column cells and spinocervical tract cells ...
William D. Willis Jr., Richard E. Coggeshall, 2004
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Miller's Anatomy of the Dog - Pagina 813
... diagonalis, 681 Lamina(e) basal, 752 of cricoid cartilage, 347-348 dental, 32 of ethmoid bone, 98 external, 385 gray matter, 597 internal, 385 of larynx, 345f, 347 orbital, 97f, 112 of palatine bone, 102-103, 102f of seventh cervical vertebra, ...
Howard E. Evans, Alexander de Lahunta, 2013
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Mechanics of Composite Structural Elements - Pagina 91
A lamina has been defined as a thin single layer of composite material. A lamina or ply is a typical sheet of composite materials, which is generally of a thickness of the order 1 mm. A laminate is constructed by stacking a number of laminae in ...
Holm Altenbach, Johannes W. Altenbach, Wolfgang Kissing, 2004
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Anatomy of Orofacial Structures - Enhanced 7th Edition: A ...
Degenerating dental lamina Vestibule Lip Cheek Vestibular lamina Tooth bud Fig. 19-5. Development of tooth buds in alveolar process. Anterior teeth are more advanced than posterior teeth. Anterior lamina has begun to degenerate as ...
Richard W. Brand, Donald E. Isselhard, 2014
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Brain Development in Drosophila melanogaster - Pagina 122
Here all olfactory receptor cells of the same kind directly project to the same glomerulus, re, retina; la, lamina; me, medulla; lo, lobula; cb, ceil bodies. unconnected phenotype of the disconnected mutant, in which the retinula cell axons of the ...
Gerhard Martin Technau, 2009
