-
certain genetic syndromes. The term is from the
Ancient Gr**** κλίνειν
klínein 'to bend' and δάκτυλος dáktulos 'digit'.
Clinodactyly is an
autosomal dominant...
- In oceanography, a
halocline (from Gr**** hals,
halos 'salt' and
klinein 'to slope') is a cline, a
subtype of
chemocline caused by a strong,
vertical salinity...
-
small crustaceans and mollusks. The name
Clinidae derives from the Gr****
klinein meaning "sloping", a
reference to the
shape of the
sphenoid bone. These...
- In
hydrology and
related studies, a
cline (from
Ancient Gr**** κλίνειν (
klínein) 'to lean') is a
comparatively thin,
typically horizontal layer within...
- has
specific meanings which are
described below. An
isocline (κλίνειν,
klinein, 'to lean or slope') is a line
joining points with
equal slope. In po****tion...
- or
medical school. The word
clinic derives from
Ancient Gr**** κλίνειν
klinein meaning to slope, lean or recline.
Hence κλίνη klinē is a
couch or bed...
- are. The term
cline was
coined by
Huxley in 1938 from the Gr**** κλίνειν
klinein,
meaning "to lean.”
While it and the term
ecotype are
sometimes used interchangeably...
-
middle clinoid processes.: 509
Clinoid likely comes from the Gr**** root
klinein or the
Latin clinare, both
meaning "sloped" as in "inclined." Sinnatamby...
-
indicates a
similarity to. The term may also come from the Gr**** root
klinein or the
Latin clinare, both
meaning "sloped" as in "inclined". Anterior...
- a
typical anatomical anomaly.
Clinoid likely comes from the Gr**** root
klinein or the
Latin clinare, both
meaning "sloped" as in "inclined." Sinnatamby...
