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Conduction is the
process by
which heat is
transferred from the
hotter end to the
colder end of an object. The
ability of the
object to
conduct heat is...
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called carpal tunnel syndrome. On the
other hand,
slowing of all
nerve conductions in more than one limb
indicates generalized diseased nerves, or generalized...
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Ranvier Axon
terminal Schwann cell
Myelin sheath In neuroscience,
saltatory conduction (from
Latin saltus 'leap, jump') is the
propagation of
action potentials...
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conduction, also
named Ventriculoatrial conduction and
sometimes referred to as
Retrograde conduction, is the
conduction backward phenomena in the heart...
- Bone
conduction is the
conduction of
sound to the
inner ear
primarily through the
bones of the skull,
allowing the
hearer to
perceive audio content even...
- In solid-state physics, the
valence band and
conduction band are the
bands closest to the
Fermi level, and thus
determine the
electrical conductivity of...
- In
mesoscopic physics,
ballistic conduction (ballistic transport) is the
unimpeded flow (or transport) of
charge carriers (usually electrons), or energy-carrying...
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Conduction aphasia, also
called ****ociative aphasia, is an
uncommon form of
difficulty in
speaking (aphasia). It is
caused by
damage to the
parietal lobe...
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Sinoventricular conduction is a rare form of
cardiac conduction in
which the
sinoatrial node
generates an
impulse that is
conducted to the atrioventricular...
- The
cardiac conduction system (CCS, also
called the
electrical conduction system of the heart)
transmits the
signals generated by the
sinoatrial node...
