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8840700 | The nail consists of the nail plate, the nail matrix and the nail bed below it, and the grooves surrounding it. Information and facts on fingernails and toenails including nail fungus and nail color health indicators. Fingernails and toenails are made of a tough protein called keratin and include: Nail fold - A fold of hard skin overlapping the base and sides of a fingernail or toenail. |
8840701 | When a nail is damaged and separates from the underlying skin under the nail, a new nail will grow in under the damaged nail in most cases as long as the centers for nail growth that are located in the skin below the cuticle are not damage. |
8840702 | Patients should avoid trauma to the affected nail, and keep the nail bed dry. Patients should avoid exposure to contact irritants and moisture (important). Patients should clip the affected portion of the nail, and keep the nails short. Patients should wear light cotton gloves under vinyl gloves for wet work. ****Onychomycosis (OM), on the other hand, refers to a fungal infection that affects the toenails or the fingernails. |
8840703 | The loss of a toenail, also called onychoptosis (which literally means falling nail in Greek), can be largely blamed on two major culprits â fungus and injury. Fungus: Several different types of microscopic fungi can cause onychoptosis by feeding on keratin, the tough protein that makes up toenails. |
8840704 | Each actin filament has a plus and a minus end, and motor proteins like myosin 'walk' directionally along the filaments. Actin filaments can be arranged in bundles or networks using various kinds of crosslinking proteins. The bundles and networks are important for muscle contraction, cell shape, and cell adhesion. |
8840705 | Quick Answer. The difference between myosin and actin is that, where myosin uses cellular energy to move along the actin, the actin is the passive partner in the process. Myosin and actin are the protein types responsible for muscle movement, as well as movement in many other types of cells. |
8840706 | The eukaryotic cytoskeleton. Actin filaments are shown in red, and microtubules composed of beta tubulin are in green. The structure, function and dynamic behaviour of the cytoskeleton can be very different, depending on organism and cell type. Even within one cell the cytoskeleton can change through association with other proteins and the previous history of the network. |
8840707 | The cytoskeleton is clearly a very important part of the cell. Here, we will learn about one of type of cytoskeletal filament, actin filaments, and some of their functions in cells. Actin Filament Structure. Actin filaments are the smallest cytoskeletal filaments, with a diameter of 7 nm. |
8840708 | Actin filaments have many functions within the cell. For example, our muscle cells are packed with actin filaments arranged in bundles by alpha actinin. As you can see in the diagram, the motor protein myosin is located in between the parallel actin filaments. |
8840709 | Here, we will learn about one of type of cytoskeletal filament, actin filaments, and some of their functions in cells. Actin Filament Structure Actin filaments are the smallest cytoskeletal filaments, with a diameter of 7 nm. |
8840710 | The difference between myosin and actin is that, where myosin uses cellular energy to move along the actin, the actin is the passive partner in the process. Myosin and actin are the protein types... The difference between myosin and actin is that, where myosin uses cellular energy to move along the actin, the actin is the passive partner in the process. |
8840711 | A: The difference between myosin and actin is that, where myosin uses cellular energy to move along the actin, the actin is the passive partner in the process. Myosin and actin are the protein types responsible for muscle movement, as well as movement in many other types of cells. |
8840712 | How rocks respond depends on the type of stress, the rate at which it is applied, and the environmental conditions of the rocks, such as their temperature and depth. Generally, rocks respond to stress in one of two ways: they break, or they bend. When a rock breaks, it is called brittle deformation. Any material that breaks into pieces exhibits brittle behavior. When rocks bend or flow, like clay, it is called ductile deformation. |
8840713 | 1. Brittle deformation is generally seen in ____. (1 point) rocks with strong internal molecular bonds. gypsum and shale. rocks far below Earthâs surface. limestone and schist. 2. The type of deformation in which the object permanently changes size and shape without fracturing is called ____. (1 point) |
8840714 | Evidence of deformation that has occurred in the past is very evident in crustal rocks. For example, sedimentary strata and lava flows generally follow the law of original horizontality. Thus, when we see such strata inclined instead of horizontal, evidence of an episode of deformation. |
8840715 | When rocks deform they are said to strain. A strain is a change in size, shape, or volume of a material. We here modify that definition somewhat to say that a strain also includes any kind of movement of the material, including translation and tilting. Stages of Deformation. |
8840716 | Fault (geology) (Redirected from Brittle deformation) Fault line redirects here. For other uses, see Fault line (disambiguation). In geology, a fault is a planar fracture or discontinuity in a volume of rock, across which there has been significant displacement as a result of rock-mass movement. |
8840717 | Deformation in which the object returns to its original shape and size after the stress is removed is called. ____. a. elastic deformation c. brittle deformation. b. ductile deformation d. strain deformation. ____ 9. Brittle deformation is generally seen in ____. a. rocks with strong internal molecular bonds. |
8840718 | Strain occurs accumulatively or instantaneously, depending on the rheology of the rock; the ductile lower crust and mantle accumulates deformation gradually via shearing, whereas the brittle upper crust reacts by fracture â instantaneous stress release â to cause motion along the fault. |
8840719 | Thus, even high normal parathyroid hormone levels are considered pathologic in patients with chronic hypercalcemia. Primary hyperparathyroidism (HPT) is the most common cause of elevated parathyroid hormone (PTH) and calcium levels. |
8840720 | Primary hyperparathyroidism is caused by swelling of one or more of the parathyroid glands. This leads to the release of too much parathyroid hormone, which raises the level of calcium in the blood. The term hyperparathyroidism generally refers to primary hyperparathyroidism. |
8840721 | When the calcium level returns to normal, parathyroid hormone production slows down. Primary hyperparathyroidism is caused by swelling of one or more of the parathyroid glands. This leads to the release of too much parathyroid hormone, which raises the level of calcium in the blood. |
8840722 | Primary hyperparathyroidism is the most common cause of hypercalcemia. It is due to excess PTH release by the parathyroid glands. This excess occurs due to an enlargement of one or more of the parathyroid glands, or a growth on one of the glands. |
8840723 | Other causes of hypercalcemia are rare, and usually are associated with low (or sometimes normal) parathyroid hormone levels. Malignancy is the most frequent cause of hypercalcemia in hospitalized patients. Parathyroidectomy is the definitive treatment for primary hyperparathyroidism. |
8840724 | 1, 2 Primary hyperparathyroidism usually is easily distinguishable from malignancy, which is the second most common cause of hypercalcemia. Laboratory measurements of the mediators of calcium metabolism are reliable and facilitate determination of etiologic factors in almost all patients with hypercalcemia. 1. |
8840725 | âThe Walking Deadâ: Characters Whoâve Died On The Show. AMC. Sam (or Cookie Sam) lost it while heading through the herd of quarry walkers with Rick, Ron, his mom, Jessie, and Carl, and froze. Walkers quickly attacked and killed him in 'The Walking Dead' Season 6, Episode 9. |
8840726 | âThe Walking Deadâ: Characters Whoâve Died On The Show. 1 of 41. Sam (or Cookie Sam) lost it while heading through the herd of quarry walkers with Rick, Ron, his mom, Jessie, and Carl, and froze. Walkers quickly attacked and killed him in 'The Walking Dead' Season 6, Episode 9. |
8840727 | Noah (Tyler James Williams) was killed in âThe Walking Deadâ Season 5, Episode 14, after Nicholas couldnât stick to Glennâs plan. AMC. Tyreese (played by Chad L. Coleman) lost a lot of blood after two walker bites and died in Season 5, Episode 9. |
8840728 | Jessie (left) died when she started screaming after her son Sam was attacked by walkers. Ron died when Michonne cut him down, after he raised a gun at the Grimes (although he got a round off and hit Carl in the eye!). All of these events happened in 'The Walking Dead' Season 6, Episode 9. |
8840729 | Rick Grimes is a former Sheriff's deputy who has been in a coma for several months after being shot while on duty. When he awakens he discovers that the world has been ravished by a zombie epidemic of apocalyptic proportions, and that he seems to be the only person still alive. After returning home to discover his wife and son missing, he runs into survivors Morgan and his son; who teach him the ropes of the new world. |
8840730 | Too Late for Tears is a 1949 American murder crime film noir directed by Byron Haskin and starring Lizabeth Scott, Don DeFore, Dan Duryea and Arthur Kennedy. It tells a story about a woman who steals a suitcase of $60,000 and goes on a killing crime spree.f proof be needed at this point that money is the root of all evilâa theme, incidentally, which has been the root of more than one motion pictureâthen Too Late for Tears, which came to the Mayfair on Saturday, is proof positive. |
8840731 | Jane Palmer and Phyllis Dietrichson could be sisters. Well, maybe. The major difference between DOUBLE INDEMNITY and TOO LATE FOR TEARS (indeed between TOO LATE FOR TEARS and most other femme fatale movies) is that Jane Palmerâs story is told from her point of view.The truth is, most film noirs are about men.hen that A-list career didnât materialize, she was relegated to B pictures, playing femme fatales and gangstersâ girlfriends. Something of her disappointment shows in her portrayals of women whose dreams have never come true, and this is especially true in TOO LATE FOR TEARS. |
8840732 | The film was reissued as Killer Bait in 1955. Too Late for Tears has been in the public domain for many years; there are several different edits of the film with different running times.On January 25, 2014, a restored 35mm print was premiered by the Film Noir Foundation at Noir City 12 at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco.f proof be needed at this point that money is the root of all evilâa theme, incidentally, which has been the root of more than one motion pictureâthen Too Late for Tears, which came to the Mayfair on Saturday, is proof positive. |
8840733 | Too Late for Tears. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. If proof be needed at this point that money is the root of all evilâa theme, incidentally, which has been the root of more than one motion pictureâthen Too Late for Tears, which came to the Mayfair on Saturday, is proof positive.f proof be needed at this point that money is the root of all evilâa theme, incidentally, which has been the root of more than one motion pictureâthen Too Late for Tears, which came to the Mayfair on Saturday, is proof positive. |
8840734 | Too Late for Tears is a very tight film with no wasted scenes and no fluff--the very first scene takes us right into the action, and right into the marriage of Jane (Lizabeth Scott) and Alan Palmer (Arthur Kennedy).nder normal circumstances, this scene would ring alarm bells for the viewer, and we would sense the potential danger for the female. Not so in Too Late for Tears, and while the male stranger naively tells Jane: âlady, you ought to have some male protectionâ we realize that heâs the one who needs protection. |
8840735 | When that A-list career didnât materialize, she was relegated to B pictures, playing femme fatales and gangstersâ girlfriends. Something of her disappointment shows in her portrayals of women whose dreams have never come true, and this is especially true in TOO LATE FOR TEARS.hen that A-list career didnât materialize, she was relegated to B pictures, playing femme fatales and gangstersâ girlfriends. Something of her disappointment shows in her portrayals of women whose dreams have never come true, and this is especially true in TOO LATE FOR TEARS. |
8840736 | To see her play the main role of pathological housewife Jane Palmer in this 1949 film is nothing less than pure pleasure. Too Late for Tears is currently only commercially available as a very problematic Alpha DVD, but letâs be grateful for what we can get.nder normal circumstances, this scene would ring alarm bells for the viewer, and we would sense the potential danger for the female. Not so in Too Late for Tears, and while the male stranger naively tells Jane: âlady, you ought to have some male protectionâ we realize that heâs the one who needs protection. |
8840737 | The cast turns in first rate performances, so good in fact that the performers almost make the viewer not notice that this film has a very far fetched, convoluted plot. I have seen a lot of these film noirs and of all of them, TOO LATE FOR TEARS is probably one of the most cynical.Few other films I have seen have this thick air fatalism hanging over it. Kristine Miller who plays Alan's sister Kathy, is one of the most beautiful women to grace the screen.eally terrific, total adventure crime and trickery well done! Too Late for Tears (1949). This is an amazing movie. It's fast, dramatic, filled with great characters and odd twists, and is edited and filmed with great film noir energy. |
8840738 | Finally, on January 25, 2014, Muller premiered the restoration of Too Late for Tears at the 12th-annual Film Noir Fest in San Francisco to rapturous applause.â.is work has led to 12 years of film festivals in San Franciscoâs Castro Theater, the rescue of six films, and a badass nickname from legendary noir novelist James Ellroy: âThe Czar of Noir.â But when it came to restoring Too Late for Tears, The Czar was nearly crying tears of his own. |
8840739 | A femme fatale (/Ëfaem Ëfæm/ fÉËtÉËl /or ËfÉm/ ; [fÉËtÉËl fam]) fatal is a stock character of a mysterious and seductive woman whose charms ensnare her, lovers often leading them into, compromising, dangerous and deadly. situationsn the Western culture of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the femme fatale became a more fashionable trope, and she is found in the paintings of the artists Edvard Munch, Gustav Klimt, Franz von Stuck and Gustave Moreau. |
8840740 | We plan to extend the brand identification of the World Wrestling Federation into the hotel-casino gaming business and themed restaurants, Kaufman said. Las Vegas is the entertainment capital of the world and definitely our audience, said WWF president Vince McMahon in a press release. |
8840741 | The project was to be constructed on land across from the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, whereâas of March 2016âthe partially-constructed Skyvue Ferris wheel still stands. The wheel was to be Phase I of London, Las Vegas. |
8840742 | Clarion, the former Debbie Reynolds hotel, to close Labor Day Weekend. The 202-room Greek Isles is shown April 23, 2009, on Convention Center Drive near Las Vegas Boulevard. Ownership of the property that opened as the Royal Inn in 1970 has changed hands often over the years. It has operated as the Clarion since 2009. |
8840743 | I found another article that says that a 20 story high-rise condominum building containing 900 units and a 7 story hotel with 344 rooms is planned for the site of the old Key Largo Hotel. |
8840744 | Clarion Hotel and Casino. Clarion Hotel and Casino, formerly known as Debbie Reynolds' Hollywood Hotel and Greek Isles Hotel & Casino, was near the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. The hotel originally opened in 1970 as a Royal Inn, and also operated under the names Royal Americana Hotel and The Paddlewheel Hotel Casino before being purchased by Debbie Reynolds in 1992. |
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8840746 | Dec 11, 2005, 8:28 AM. Don't know who the owner is but the Quality Inn Key Largo Casino and Hotel (377 Flamingo Road) is to be replaced with a 196-foot condominium tower with 905 units in addition to a 70-foot hotel tower with 344 rooms. |
8840747 | WWF buys Las Vegas hotel. LAS VEGAS (AP-STAFF) -- The World Wrestling Federation, saying it wants to move into the gaming and themed-restaurant business, has purchased the bankrupt Debbie Reynolds Hotel and Casino for $9 million. |
8840748 | Under new ownership, the hotel was reopened as the ill-fated Paddlewheel (which is still the punch line of a Brad Garrett joke about Las Vegas), which catered to families who were looking for an option other than Circus Circus, and was purchased by Reynolds in 1992. |
8840749 | No; not through any failure; not through any of the accidents which will happen in all medical practice. The Guardians over at Dirkham meet to-morrow to elect their medical officer. The medical practice of the chief was peculiar; but either in consequence of it, or in spite of it, the sick man got well. |
8840750 | SFA is a small university with a personal touch. In response to the Perkins College of Education's vision that SFA will be your college of choice, we are committed to excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service. It is our goal to prepare you to be a competent, successful, caring, and an enthusiastic professional. |
8840751 | The Adventures of the Chevalier De La Salle and His Companions, in Their Explorations of the Prairies, Forests, Lakes, and Rivers, of the New World, and Their Interviews with the Savage Tribes, Two Hundred Years Ago John S. C. Abbott. These bulls were really the formal charters of the medical schools. |
8840752 | Master of Education in Early Childhood - Online. The M.Ed. in Early Childhood Education is a 36 credit program to prepare early childhood professionals to be specialists in the field. Classes are offered in half-term formats in the fall and spring semesters, and all courses are online. For more information contact Dr. Susan Casey, ECH Coordinator, at [email protected]. |
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8840754 | SFA [Internet]; Aug 10, 2016 [cited 2016 Aug 10]. Available from: http://www.allacronyms.com/SFA/medical. 'SFA', All Acronyms, 10 August 2016, <http://www.allacronyms.com/SFA/medical> [accessed 10 August 2016] All Acronyms, SFA (Aug. 10, 2016, 12:08 PM), available at http://www.allacronyms.com/SFA/medical. |
8840755 | A rating scale to measure a student's ability to function effectively alone and with peers in elementary school (kindergarten through 6th grade). The SFA assesses a child's level of participation in various school-related settings, the need for supports, and school-related functional activities. It is used to identify children who qualify for special assistance and to provide guidance for such assistance. |
8840756 | Most SFA software provides the capability to define and track sales stages, sales milestones, activities and more. The transferor, or if there are multiple transferors, all the transferors, unless an agreement signed by all the transferors designates a single transferor as SFA. |
8840757 | In the United States today, some 1.5 million old people have been institutionalized for medical problems. How an iPod Can Fight Alzheimerâs and Dementia Dr. Bill Thomas July 19, 2014. Now of course, some of these are administrators, others doctors and medical personnel. |
8840758 | The online Medical Dictionary on Dictionary.com allows alphabetical browsing in the combined electronic versions of more than one authoritative medical reference, insuring access to correct spellings, as well as immediate, direct access to a known search term typed into the search box on the site: |
8840759 | ARE CURSES REAL? A curse is an expression of or wish for misfortune, harm, evil, or doom by a person for another. Curses are not taken seriously by most educated people in the western world, yet they might retain their power and influence over those who believe in them. Belief could be the key to a curse's power. |
8840760 | When Mercutio exclaims a plague on both your houses as he dies in Romeo & Juliet, we well know what tragedy befalls them. But cursed bloodlines may not only be in the imagination of Shakespeare. The Kennedy curse is the most notorious, but have you heard what happened to the Hemingways? |
8840761 | One of them gets angry and asks God to curse her for her sins. God doesnât oblige so he goes ahead and curses her himself. Mary is at a real all-time low in her life â she is scared of these people, she is vulnerable and her defences are down. She has a panic attack. |
8840762 | A small portion of the enquiries I receive are from distressed visitors, who are convinced someone has cursed them because theyâve had a series of unfortunate events happen to them recently. In this article I want to talk about what curses really are and how they can happen. |
8840763 | Evidence shows that the Iceman met with a violent end himself, having been shot with an arrow before having his head bashed in. So basically Oetzi was an ancient murder victim left in the mountains to mummify in an unmarked grave. We're pretty sure that if curses are real, that's the kind of shit that causes them. |
8840764 | This family saga is worthy of a Greek tragedy. One of the richest and most famous men in the world, Aristotle Onassis' world came crashing in when his son, Alexandros, died in a plane crash in 1973. Yet his daughter Christina was perhaps the most tragic character in the family. |
8840765 | No one really knows for sure whether there's any truth to the 10 famous (and infamous) curses we'll explore in this article, but if you want to take James Dean's car for a spin or dig up an ancient mummy, don't expect us to help! |
8840766 | Curses, also known as execrations, have been wreaking hypothetical havoc for centuries. These pesky -- and sometimes deadly -- bearers of bad luck have plagued persons, places and objects ranging from U.S. presidents and ancient tombs to sports teams and sports cars. And throughout the years, tragic events (coincidental or not) have provided plenty of fodder for those who believe that curses exist. |
8840767 | The 6 Most Strangely Convincing Real-Life Curses. Viral on Cracked. The world is full of bullshit curses that turn out to be retroactive prophecy or outright fabrication. But there are a few eerie coincidences out there that combine the truly inexplicable with creepy details that make you have to wonder ... |
8840768 | Family curses are reoccurring problems that steal, kill, and destroy. Scripture is clear God visits the iniquity of the fathers upon the children up to the third and fourth generation (Exodus 20:5). Curses donât visit your family without cause. When someone up the family tree gives spirits the right to visit because of iniquity, they come looking for a reason to mess up your life. Take courage. After family curses are exposed, Christâs deliverance is readily available. |
8840769 | Movie On Television. 1 1. Begin the works cited listing with the title of the television program in quotes. End the title with a period, which goes inside the quotation marks. 2 2. Add the name of the network the program aired on followed by a period. 3 3. List the station's call letters, then add a comma, the city the program aired in, and a period. |
8840770 | Movie On Television. 1 1. Begin the works cited listing with the title of the television program in quotes. 2 2. Add the name of the network the program aired on followed by a period. 3 3. List the station's call letters, then add a comma, the city the program aired in, and a period. |
8840771 | On the Works Cited page, the listing begins with the title of the film in italics. The film studio is then listed followed by a comma to separate the year of release. Finally, Film. concludes the citation. For example: Bowling for Columbine (in italics). |
8840772 | Format your Works Cited page. According to MLA guidelines, a Works Cited page should be formatted with the following rules: One-inch margins all around. Label the page âWorks Citedâ, and center it on the top line. All citations should be double-spaced, with no extra lines between entries. |
8840773 | Published Interviews (Print or Broadcast) List the interview by the full name of the interviewee. If the name of the interview is part of a larger work like a book, a television program, or a film series, place the title of the interview in quotation marks. Place the title of the larger work in italics. If the interview appears as an independent title, italicize it. |
8840774 | Movie Recording or Showing. 1 1. List the movie's title in italics followed by a period. 2 2. Add the name of the director, prefaced by Dir. and followed by a period. 3 3. If desired, add the name of any key performers, prefaced by âPerf.â and followed by a period. |
8840775 | Writing the Works Cited Page. 1 1. Start alphabetically by authorâs last name. Entries will be listed down the page, with each entry on a new line. 2 2. Review the works cited page to make sure that all of the appropriate information is included. |
8840776 | Works Cited Page. On the Works Cited page, the listing begins with the title of the film in italics. The director is listed after indicating Dir. and actors are listed after indicating Perf.. The film studio is then listed followed by a comma to separate the year of release. Finally, Film. concludes the citation. |
8840777 | People in group quarters in Eastland in 2000: 1 91 people in nursing homes. 2 52 people in homes for the mentally retarded. 3 17 people in local jails and other confinement facilities (including police lockups) |
8840778 | Eastland City Maps; City Brochures; Parks/Pool; Municipal Court Payments; Code Red; Eastland History; City Cemetery; Garage Sales |
8840779 | According to our research of Texas and other state lists there were 20 registered sex offenders living in Eastland, Texas as of February 13, 2018. The ratio of number of residents in Eastland to the number of sex offenders is 196 to 1. Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2016: $2,593 (1.5%) |
8840780 | Average climate in Eastland, Texas. Based on data reported by over 4,000 weather stations. Tornado activity: Eastland-area historical tornado activity is slightly above Texas state average. It is 56% greater than the overall U.S. average. On 4/19/1976, a category F5 (max. wind speeds 261-318 mph) tornado 40.5 miles away from the Eastland city center injured 11 people and caused between $500,000 and $5,000,000 in damages. |
8840781 | According to our research of Texas and other state lists there were 15 registered sex offenders living in Eastland, Texas as of September 01, 2017. The ratio of number of residents in Eastland to the number of sex offenders is 262 to 1. Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Abilene, TX (54.1 miles , pop. 115,930). |
8840782 | For population 25 years and over in Eastland: 1 High school or higher: 81.6%. 2 Bachelor's degree or higher: 16.8%. 3 Graduate or professional degree: 2.8%. 4 Unemployed: 4.9%. 5 Mean travel time to work (commute): 13.5 minutes. |
8840783 | Eastland tourist attractions: 1 Construction (22%) 2 Real estate and rental and leasing (15%) 3 Retail trade (10%) 4 Manufacturing (9%) 5 Administrative and support and waste management services (8%) 6 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting (6%) 7 Accommodation and food services (5%) |
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8840785 | Eastland, Texas, a premier city with a rich history and a bright future. Eastland is located on Interstate 20, just over an hours drive to the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex, and has matured from an oil and gas driven agricultural and ranching community, to a bustling business and retail center for a multi-county region. We estimate Eastland's current population to be around 3,800 people. |
8840786 | Eastland compared to Texas state average: Median household income below state average. Median house value below state average. Unemployed percentage significantly below state average. Black race population percentage significantly below state average. Hispanic race population percentage below state average. Median age above state average. |
8840787 | Unidiomatic terms made up of multiple words are included if they are significantly more common than single-word spellings that meet criteria for inclusion; for example, coalmine meets criteria for inclusion, so its more common form coal mine is also included. |
8840788 | For most given names and family names, it is relatively easy to demonstrate that the word fulfills the criteria, as for most given names and family names the name words are in widespread use in both spoken communication and literature. However, being a name per se does not automatically qualify a word for inclusion. |
8840789 | Definition of 'social inclusion'. social inclusion. Social inclusion is the act of making all groups of people within a society feel valued and important. This will cost money, but if social inclusion is to succeed, it must be spent. |
8840790 | Biology. a body suspended in the cytoplasm, as a granule. 5. Mineralogy. a solid body or a body of gas or liquid enclosed within the mass of a mineral. 6. Petrography. xenolith. 7. Logic, Mathematics. the relationship between two sets when the second is a subset of the first. Origin of inclusion. |
8840791 | For languages well documented on the Internet, three citations in which a term is used is the minimum number for inclusion in Wiktionary. For terms in extinct languages, one use in a contemporaneous source is the minimum, or one mention is adequate subject to the below requirements. |
8840792 | Logic, Mathematics. the relationship between two sets when the second is a subset of the first. The inclusion of the cherry pits infuses the dessert with an almond flavor. The inclusion of multiple shots of single sites is especially clever. |
8840793 | You need muscles in your back so that you can move your back, and the rest of your body. The muscles on your back connect to a bunch of places, like the hips, shoulders, ribs, ⦠etc. They let you twist around and basically let you function as a normal human being. |
8840794 | There is a lower back muscle called the latissimus dorsi and your deltoids and trapezius make up your upper back. The deltoids are on your shoulder and your trapezius is the muscle on the back of your neck. |
8840795 | The rotator cuff consists of four muscles: supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis, and teres minor. Each of these muscles has its origin on the scapula and inserts around the head of the humerus. The tendons of these muscles surround and support the humerus while the contraction of the muscles rotates, adducts, or abducts the humerus. Surrounding the rotator cuff muscles are many groups of muscles that work together to produce the various movements of the shoulder. |
8840796 | Muscles in your neck and the top part of your back aren't as large, but they are capable of some pretty amazing things: Try rotating your head around, back and forth, and up and down to feel the power of the muscles in your neck. These muscles also hold your head high. |
8840797 | There is a lower back muscle called the latissimus dorsi and your deltoids and trapezius make up your upper back. The deltoids are on your shoulder and your trapezius is the muscle on the back of your neck. There is a lower back muscle called the latissimus dorsi and your deltoids and trapezius make up your upper back. The deltoids are on your shoulder and your trapezius is the muscle on the back of your neck. |
8840798 | Skeletal Muscle. â the ones that show how strong you are and let you boot a soccer ball into the goal. These are your skeletal muscles â sometimes called striated (say: STRY-ay-tud) muscle because the light and dark parts of the muscle fibers make them look striped (striated is a fancy word meaning striped). |
8840799 | Most states respect a six-month limit on check validity, which is part of the model UCC and generally adopted without modification by each state. The model UCC does not place a hard limit for when checks must not be honored. |