ЭТИМОЛОГИЯ СЛОВА CLĂDÍ
clădí (clădésc, clădít), vb. –
1. A îngrămădi, a stivui. –
2. A construi, a edifica, a face o clădire. –
3. A concepe, a imagina, a compune.
Sl. klasti, kladǫ „a aranja” (Miklosich,
Slaw. Elem., 24; Cihac, II, 60);
cf. cladă. –
Der. clădire, s. f. (fabrică, construcție, edificiu);
clăditură, s. f. (construcție);
clădiș, s. n. (acțiunea de a edifica, edificare);
clăditor, adj. (constructor).
Cf. claie.
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Skeletons in confusion: a review of astrophorid sponges ... - Pagina 18
Rob van Soest, Elly Beglinger, Nicole De Voogd. Key to taxa of subgenus Dercitus (Stoeba) 1 UJINI A; \l|O\| 00 l Megascleres exclusively calthrops, no proper dichocalthrops (but bifid cladi may be present in the calthrops) .
Rob van Soest, Elly Beglinger, Nicole De Voogd,
2010
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A Student's Text-book of Zoology: Protozoa to Chaetognatha - Pagina 83
72, II). i. Ozyclad — externally ends in two or more secondary actines or cladi. k. Strongyloclad — ectactine cladose. 1. Tyloclnd ,, ,, The two latter have generally three cladi, in which case we have the characteristic spicule of the Tetractinellida, ...
Adam Sedgwick, Joseph Jackson Lister, Sir Arthur Everett Shipley,
1808
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International Relations Theory and European Security: We ...
We Thought We Knew Lorenzo Cladi, Andrea Locatelli. Atlantic Alliance, they did not have to worry as much about the risk of being dominated (even less about their survival), and even the relative gains problem was less acute (a point already ...
Lorenzo Cladi, Andrea Locatelli,
2015
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The Early Life History of Fish: The Proceedings of an ... - Pagina 699
On the basis of specimens collected at Santos, state of São Paulo, Tommasi (1964) described a new species, Chirocentrodon cladi leokae. The differences cited for this new species were as follows: "C. cladi leokae sp. n., difiere de C.
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Journal of Paleontology - Volumul 35 - Pagina 194
Text-fig. 3a,b. B. Irregular tetraxons. — Consist of a very elongated ray (rhabdome) terminated by two or more short rays (cladi) which make up the cladome. Known only as megasteres. 1. Tetraenes. — Cladome of four cladi. a. Anatetraenes.
Hans Ernst Thalmann,
1961
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Systema Porifera: A Guide to the Classification of Sponges - Pagina 89
2E), straight shaft, rounded at the end, 320–1100X 13–30 p.m, cladi 50–250 p.m.; amphiclad triaenes (Fig. 2C, G-H), confined to the peripheral region of the stalk, shaft 160–540 x 14–30 p.m, cladome usually irregular with cladi of 100–150 ...
John Hooper, Rob W.M. van Soest,
2012
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Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology - Volumul 2 - Pagina 25
The nomenclature of triaenes is based mainly on the form and attitude of the cladi (Fig. 16). The central type of triaene morphologically is the plagiotriaene, with straight or nearly straight unbranched cladi meeting the rhabdome at angles ...
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Claudian: De Raptu Proserpinae - Pagina 173
Persephone nusquam. voto rediere peracto nec mansere deae. mediis invenimus arvis 245 exanimem Cyanen : cervix redimita iacebat et caligantes marcebant fronte coronae. adgredimur subito, casus scitamur eriles (nam propior cladi ...
J. B. Hall, Claudian,
2004
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Proceedings of the Session - Pagina 290
If on the other hand the cladi instead of bending backwards bend forwards and the angles between each cladus and the shaft increases, the resulting spicule is a protiaene as in Cinachyra phacoides (Hentschel). So much then for the forms ...
Indian Science Congress Association,
1933
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Report on the scientific results of the voyage of H.M.S. ...
The cladi of the triaene are directed backwards soon after diverging from the origin. 2. Protrisene (porrecto-ternate spicule of Bowerbank) (Fig. X., m). — The cladi are directed forwards, making an angle of less than 45°, with the axis of the ...
Great Britain. Challenger Office, Charles Wyville Thomson, Sir John Murray,
1888