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elements which he
termed somatotypes,
classified by him as ectomorphic,
mesomorphic, and endomorphic. He
created these terms borrowing from the
three germ...
- In
chemistry and
chemical physics, a
mesophase or
mesomorphic phase is a
phase of
matter intermediate between solid and liquid.
Gelatin is a
common example...
- of the
mesomorphic phase ranges between the
crystalline and the
amorphous phase, its
density is with 0.916 g·cm−3 comparatively. The
mesomorphic phase...
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Olympic weightlifters tending to have endo-
mesomorphic bodies, and
bodybuilders tending to be more
mesomorphic. The two main
methods of
weight lifting to...
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shape of its
container but it will also
expand to fill the container.
Mesomorphic states:
States of
matter intermediate between solid and liquid. Plastic...
- paws (cat foot) and the
catlike movement of the animal. The body is
mesomorphic, that is,
slightly longer than the dog is tall,
contributing to the feline...
- as they
described the "focal
conic liquid".
Friedel contributed his
Mesomorphic States of
Matter to the
Annales des
Physiques in 1922. This two-hundred-page...
- homomorphism, hylomorphism, hypermorphosis, isomorphic, isomorphism, mesomorph,
mesomorphic, metamorphic, metamorphism, metamorphosis, monomorphic, monomorphism...
- (relatively
short and stout),
ectomorphic (relatively long and thin) or
mesomorphic (muscular proportions). In this sense,
habitus has in the past been interpreted...
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avoid metastable,
monotropic liquid crystalline phases. Low-temperature
mesomorphic behavior in
general is
technologically more useful, and
alkyl terminal...
