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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ORTHOGRADE»
Découvrez l'usage de
orthograde dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
orthograde et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Insight to Heal: Co-Creating Beauty amidst Human Suffering
At the physical level, orthograde dynamics conform to Newton's First Law of
Motion that every object in a state of motion (including rest) tends to remain in
that state of motion, unless an external force is applied to it, and analogous
regularities ...
2
Orangutans: Geographic Variation in Behavioral Ecology and ...
Orthograde stand: Standing on 1 or 2 legs with the torso orthograde ( | ). Equates
to Cant's (1987a) 'bipedal stand'. Orthograde forelimb-suspend: Torso—
orthograde suspensory postures with body mass supported by forelimbs only.
3
Principles of Cellular, Molecular, and Developmental ...
When cells die as a consequence of the removal of their targets, the
phenomenon is termed retrograde transneuronal degeneration, and when
neurons die following deafferentation, the phenomenon is termed orthograde
transneuronal ...
4
Essentials of Neural Development
Orthograde and retrograde trophic influences between neuron, glia and target
cells. Compare fig. 8.4. The properties that the nerve, target and glial cells
develop after they have been disconnected from each other are not simply
degenerative: ...
Michael Charles Brown, 1991
5
Nitric Oxide and the Kidney: Physiology and Pathophysiology
Wilcoxetal. (1992) L-NMA LH orthograde Ps, + L-NMA LH retrograde PsF + L-
NMA PTC PsF + Thorup et al. (1993) NLA IV PsF + + Thorup and Persson NLA
LH orthograde PsF + + (1994) NLA LH orthograde EPFR + Braam and Koomans
NLA ...
Michael S. Goligorsky, Steven S. Gross, 1997
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Manual Therapy for the Peripheral Nerves
Macromolecular elements are transported from the cell body to the distal ends of
the axons (orthograde or orthodromic transport). Whenever material is
transported in the opposite direction, we speak of a retrograde or antidromic
axonal ...
Jean-Pierre Barral, J. P. Barral, Alain Croibier, 2007
Ordinary monkeys— there were families of macaques as well as of
semnopithecques in the district — were pronograde, or horizontal, in their
posture of body and mode of climbing, whereas the gibbon was orthograde, or
upright, in his ...
8
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Lars Andersson, Karl-Erik Kahnberg, M. Anthony Pogrel. ing, it may therefore be
helpful to briefly review current guidelines for achieving satisfactory orthograde
root canal treatment. Root. canal. infections. Kakehashi and co-workers6 ...
Lars Andersson, Karl-Erik Kahnberg, M. Anthony Pogrel, 2012
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Vascular Diagnosis with Ultrasound: Clinical Reference with ...
Orthograde Orthograde Retrograde Fig.2.30a-c The collateral system and
resulting blood carotid arteries is at equilibrium, indicating orthograde flow
directions in the ophthalmic artery, a A pressure blood flow in the orbital arteries,
c A ...
Michael Hennerici, Doris Neuerburg-Heusler, 2005
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A Companion to Paleoanthropology
The fossil record provides more support for the hypothesis that at least some
orthograde climbing anatomy characterizing the hominid (great ape and human)
clade is homologous. Fossil great apes (e.g., Pierolapithecus, and especially ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «ORTHOGRADE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
orthograde est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Hip Fossil Challenges Ape Family Tree
The upright body posture, also known as the orthograde body plan, features broad torsos and mobile forelimbs. Michèle Morgan, museum ... «Archaeology, févr 15»
Fossil raises puzzling questions about how upright body plan of …
For more than a century, the belief was that the posture, known as the orthograde body plan, evolved only once, as part of a suite of features, ... «Phys.Org, févr 15»
Is this South America's first monkey: Fossils found in Amazon may …
This led to the broad torsos and mobile forelimbs that appear all great apes - known as the orthograde body plan. But a 12.3 million year old ... «Daily Mail, févr 15»
Walk like a man
What we do know is that the evolution of the orthograde body plan in apes is not a simple story.” What Sivapithecus may ultimately demonstrate ... «Harvard Gazette, févr 15»
Equine dental care: the latest developments [H&H VIP]
Orthograde endodontic therapy (similar to human root canal therapy) of infected cheek teeth is already being performed in selected cases, ... «Horse & Hound, janv 15»
To retreat or not: a decision matrix
Thus the entire intracanal infection has been addressed both orthograde and retrograde. endo retreatment DiBernardo Toskos. Case corrected with retreatment ... «Dentistry IQ, févr 13»
How gibbons leap huge distances
This revealed that the gibbon uses four distinct modes of leaping, categorised as the orthograde single footed take-off, the orthograde two ... «BBC News, juil 10»
Love, work, play: Physics, organism, organization and romance in a …
In our emergence research we're calling this “orthograde” behavior. Ortho- means straight and -grade means incline. It's what things are ... «Psychology Today, déc 09»
Orangutans show unique moves
They therefore retain the 'orthograde' or upright body posture that's believed to have characterised the ancestral ape. Other distinctive ... «Planet Earth, juil 09»
Man vs Orang in swinging science
... a combination of pronograde (horizontal) and orthograde (vertical) body postures, used both above branches and in suspension underneath ... «Nature.com, juil 09»
