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The Gospel History: A Compendium of Critical Investigations in ...
The Syndesm A., then, is to be placed immediately after the return of Jesus from the first Passover. If we call the year in which this Passover occurred (taking the year in our sense, from January to December) the first year, the Syndesm A. will ...
Johannes Heinrich August Ebrard, Alexander Balmain Bruce, 1863
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Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary32: Dorland's Illustrated ...
2. conjunctivitis. s. metatar0sea inflammation of the metatarsal ligaments occurring during strenuous marches; called also march tumor. syndesm(o)- [Gr. syndesmos band or ligament] a combining form denoting relationship to connective ...
Dorland, William Alexander Newman Dorland, 2011
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Concise Colour Medical Dictionary
Treatment is surgical separation of the fingers, and skin grafts may be required. syndesm. (syndesmo) combining form denoting connective tissue, particularly ligaments. syndesmology. n. the branch of anatomy dealing with joints and their ...
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Neuroscience: A Historical Introduction - Strona 351
Sherrington's original suggestion for the point of contact had been syndesm. Michael Foster, Professor of Physiology and Fellow of Trinity College, Cam- bridge, discussed it with his friend Arthur Woollgar Verrall, a noted classics don at Trinity ...
Mitchell Glickstein, 2014
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The Semantics of Form in Arabic in the Mirror of European Languages
There is moreover a primary iconicity in syndesm, in that the conjuncts are literally kept apart. Thus we are not surprised that in Arabic, nouns, which prototypically denote physical objects and hence cannot occupy the same space, are joined ...
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Creating Modern Neuroscience: The Revolutionary 1950s - Strona 59
I wrote him of my difficulty, & my wish to introduce a specific name. I suggested using syndesm. He consulted his Trinity friend Verrall, the Euripidean scholar, about it, & Verrall suggested 'synapse', & as that yields a better adjectival form, it was ...
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Dizionario etimologico dei vocaboli italiani di origine ellenica con ...
“SINDESMoDIASTASI- da ovòsaz; syndesm-os sindesmo e òazza: diàstas-is allontanamento, distanza (8iarp dist-emi allontano) - disgiunzione delle estremità di un legamento reciso. 2 Distanza di legamenti separati per mala conformazione ...
Marco Antonio Canini, 1876
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Word elements of bio-science - Strona 148
... to blnd together; synd/esls, a blndlng together; syndesm/os, llgament; synd/etox, bound together: synd/esls (conjugatlon of homologous chromosomes; synapsls), syndesm/o/logy, syndesm/osl s, synd/etlc (connectlng) syndy- =G syn- + dy/o, ...
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Ärztlicher Bericht aus dem Kaiserlich-Königlichen Allgemeinen ...
Die Menge der Fälle und ihre Vertheilung auf das rechte oder linke, oder beide Augen zeigt folgendes Schema: Zahl Auge M. W. rechts, links, beide geheilt Syndesmit. catarrh. 44 17 14 10 37 56 Syndesm. blennorrh. (seu gonorrh.) 3 4 1 - 6 5 ...
Allgemeines Krankenhaus (Wien), 1858
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Jahresbericht über die Fortschritte in der Chirurgie u. Geburtshülfe ...
... am geringsten bei der catarrhalischen AngenentzünduMg; Lichtscheu und Blepharospasmus am stärksten bei S. scrof., weniger bei Scler. rheum., am wenigsten bei Syndesm. catarrhalis. 2) Rüksichtlieh der nbjectiven Symptome zeigte sich ...
Carl Friedrich Canstatt, 1849
