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Bone temp
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One of the bones which form the sides and base of the cranium. see illustration at ear in supplement comment: the temporal bone is in two parts: the petrous part forms the base of the skull and the inner and middle ears, while the squamous part forms the side of the skull. the lower back part of the temporal bone is the mastoid process, while the part between the ear and the cheek is the zygomatic arch.
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Bone, английский
- The hard connective tissue forming the substance of the skeleton of most vertebrates, composed of a collagen-rich organic matrix impregnated with calcium, phosphate, and other minerals
- Г. бон; см. апnaba
- 1. calcified connective tissue 2. one of the calcified pieces of connective tissue which make the skeleton there are several small bones in the human ear. see illustration at synovial joint in supplement bone structure 1. the system of jointed bones forming the body 2. the arrangement of the various components of a bone comment: bones are formed of a hard outer layer (compact bone) which is made up of a series of layers of tissue (haversian systems) and a softer inner part (cancellous bone or spongy bone) which contains bone marrow.
- Hueso
- [1] the white foam or spray thrown out under the bow of a fast-moving vessel, which is said to “have a bone in her teeth.” [2] 18th century rn slang for pilfer, steal or scrounge. the word comes from the name of the boatswain in admiral cornwallis’s flagship, who became notorious for making good deficiencies in his stores by stealing from other ships. the admiral is reported to have said after one such
Bone, английский
Bone (conduction) vibrator, английский
Bone ash, английский
Bone bed, английский
Bone black, английский
Bone coal, английский
Bone conduction, английский
Same as osteophony
Bone damage, английский
Damage caused to a bone extensive bruising but no bone damage
Bone deformity, английский
Bone fracture, английский
Bone fu, английский
Same as olecranon (informal )
Bone graft, английский
Injerto de hueso
Bone grafting, английский
The use of bone substitute materials for augmentation of large or small defects and for socket preservation.
Bone house, английский
Bone marrow, английский
- Médula osea
- Soft tissue in cancellous bone (note: for other terms referring to bone marrow, see words beginning with myel-, myelo-.) comment: two types of bone marrow are to be found: red bone marrow or myeloid tissue, which forms red blood cells and is found in cancellous bone in the vertebrae, the sternum and other flat bones. as a person gets older, fatty yellow bone marrow develops in the central cavity of long bones.
Bone marrow transplant, английский
Transplante de medula osea
Bone memb, английский
A bone which develops from tissue and not from cartilage
Bone metastasis, английский
Metástasis ósea, del hueso
Bone mineral density, английский
A measurement that shows the amount of minerals in one square centimeter of bones. a bone density measurement can be used as a possible marker of osteoporosis and fracture risk.
Bone na, английский
One of two small bones which form the bridge at the top of the nose
Illustration, английский
Иллюстрация
Supplement, английский
- Приложение, дополнение; дополнительный
- 1. any extra nutrients that are taken to help a specific condition when someone is not getting all they need from their food vitamin and folic acid supplements 2. a pill or product regarded as helpful in improving health that can be bought 403 surgery without a prescription. supplements are not tested in the same way as prescription drugs. dietary or food supplements verb to add on or increase above what is taken usually she supplemented her diet with folic acid when she was planning a pregnancy.
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Cervical ganglion, английский
One of the bundles of nerves in the neck
Jawbone, английский
- One of the bones which form the jaw, especially the lower jaw or mandible
- Давление властей, например, президента на различные группы общества или организации с целью сделать их действия более совместимыми с национальными интересами
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