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Limbing or
delimbing is the
process of
removing branches from a
standing or
fallen tree trunk. In logging,
limbing follows felling.
Limbing plays a role...
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followed up by
limbing and
bucking in
traditional applications. In the
modern commercial logging industry,
felling is
typically followed by
limbing and skidding...
- The
limbic system, also
known as the
paleomammalian cortex, is a set of
brain structures located on both
sides of the thalamus,
immediately beneath the...
- Look up
limb in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Limb may
refer to:
Limb (anatomy), an
appendage of a
human or
animal Limb, a
large or main
branch of a...
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latter work
focused on the
transition from fin to
limb.
Limb formation begins in the
morphogenetic limb field, as
mesenchymal cells from the
lateral plate...
- A
limb (from Old
English lim,
meaning "body part") is a jointed,
muscled appendage of a
tetrapod vertebrate animal used for weight-bearing, terrestrial...
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Limb darkening is an
optical effect seen in
stars (including the Sun) and planets,
where the
central part of the disk
appears brighter than the edge, or...
- A
phantom limb is the
sensation that an am****ted or
missing limb is
still attached. It is a
chronic condition which is
often resistant to treatment....
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Limbic resonance is the idea that the
capacity for
sharing deep
emotional states arises from the
limbic system of the brain.
These states include the...
- A
limbal ring is a dark ring
around the iris of the eye,
where the
sclera meets the cornea. It is a dark-colored
manifestation of the
corneal limbus resulting...
