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Defence mechanism
| Глоссарий медицинских терминов |
A subconscious reflex by which a person prevents himself or herself from showing emotion
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Defence, английский
- 1. resistance against an attack of a disease 2. behaviour of a person which is aimed at protecting him or her from harm (note: the us spelling is defense.)
- Аргументация защиты
Defence advance research project agency, английский
Defence advanced research projects agency, английский
Defence conversion, английский
Конверсия
Defence expenditures, английский
Военные расходы (в снс), см. military expenditures
Defence intelligence agency (u.s.), английский
Defence of the design conception and project scheme, английский
Mechanism, английский
- Механизм
- 1. a physical or chemical change by which a function is carried out 2. a system in the body which carries out or controls a particular function the inner ear is the body’s mechanism for the sense of balance.
- Механизм; аппарат; устройство
- Derives from the use of the machine metaphor in sciences concerned with man and denotes any structure or configuration of attitudes, social positions, cultural patterns, functions, interactions, etc. that facilitates or brings about a product or an end regardless of whether it is conciously implemented, has naturally evolved or is perceived by its participants.
Mechanism of labour, английский
All the forces and processes which combine to push a foetus out of the uterus during its birth, together with the ones which oppose it
Mechanisms, английский
Mechanismus [i, m], латинский
Mechanismus, vorrichtung, немецкий
Subconscious, английский
- Subconsciente
- The part of a person’s mental processes which he or she is not aware of most of the time, but which can affect his or her actions adjective present in the mind although a person is not aware of it
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Excipient, английский
A substance added to a drug so that it can be made into a pill
Lumbar cistern, английский
A subarachnoid space in the spinal cord, where the dura mater ends, filled with cerebrospinal fluid
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