PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «DEGLUTINATION»
deglutination
deglutination
define
origin
latin
dēglūtinātus
past
participle
dēglūtināre
unglue
equivalent
glūtinātus
glued
glūtin
gluten
ātus
nate
nates
extract
from
wheat
flour
example
what
events
occur
during
naked
scientists
begins
with
voluntary
chewing
food
which
softened
formed
into
bolus
within
oral
cavity
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DEGLUTINATION»
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1
Routledge Dictionary of Language and Linguistics
116 deglutination the basic concept and the axioms, (d) Inductive definitions
serve to characterize a class that, as a rule, has an infinite number of objects, by
means of a set B of basic elements and a number of linking rules or operations.
Hadumod Bussmann, Kerstin Kazzazi, Gregory Trauth, 2006
He observes further that the majority of the examples of deglutination cited in
Tommaseo-Bellini are attested in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries (i.e., for
1-: avello, atlone ~ ollonc, oncia — thirteenth century; for la-: Magna — fourteenth
...
Johannes Quasten, Stephan Kuttner, 1954
3
Francophonie: The French Journal of the Association for ...
Zieute-moi. ce. gnon! Some. examples. of. agglutination. and. deglutination. in.
French. and. English. I'oignon > le gnon agglutination Increasing and refining
learners' understanding from English of ihe ...
... of vascular and nerve supply) Anterior/lateral thigh Risk of fistulae, limited
movement of graft can affect bolus transit but with successful deglutination Radial
forearm Riskof fistulae and stenosis, doesnot impedebolus transit, generally
require ...
5
AAEVT's Equine Manual for Veterinary Technicians
Swallowing (deglutination) is controlled by a reflex initiated when food touches
the pharyngeal mucosa. Proper deglutination requires coordination between the
walls of the oropharynx and the soft palate to push the food caudally, the soft ...
Deborah Reeder, Sheri Miller, DeeAnn Wilfong, 2012
6
Clinical Review of Surgery | ABSITE Review
Pseudobulbar palsy is bilateral dysfunction of cranial nerves IX through XII,
leading to a dysfunction in speech, deglutination, and mastication. Failure of
deglutination may lead to aspiration. The cause is an upper motor neuron lesion
within ...
7
From Particular to General Linguistics: Selected Essays, ...
... the connection between Sp. umbrai 'threshold' and UMBRA established by the
pioneers;45 while it is correct that umbrai fundamentally reflects LĪMINĀRE '
pertaining to the doorway' (LĪMEN -INIS) and while it is true that deglutination of l-
...
8
Midline Medical Dictionary
*?l*fl SH^HH Degenerative. Relating to, or marked by degeneration.
Deglutination. See Deglutition. Deglutition. The act or power of swallowing;
deglutination. Degradation. The change of a chemical compound into a less
complex compound.
Deglutination 605, 622, A 33 Dehnung 605, A 34 Delabial isierung A 18
Deminutiv 605, A 15, A 17 Dialekte NW/SW 626f. s. ostiranisch s. ossetisch s.
kurdisch Differenzierung, sekundär/künstlich 608, 620, 630, 631, A 23, A 33
Diptota A 12 ...
10
Homer's Winged Words: The Evolution of Early Greek Epic ...
For similar reasons the foreign toponym Armenia was metanalyzed as Nairmein
in Irish.4 And, as we have already observed in a previous chapter, the
agglutination and deglutination of the definite article in the Romance languages
triggered a ...
