- In topography,
prominence or
relative height (also
referred to as
autonomous height, and
shoulder drop in US English, and drop in
British English) measures...
- hot plasma,
prominences contain much
cooler plasma,
similar in
composition to that of the chromosphere. Like the corona,
solar prominences are only visible...
- unpaired, and the
others are the
paired maxillary prominences, and the
paired mandibular prominences.
During the
fourth w**** of
embryonic development,...
- up
prominence or
prominent in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Prominence in
topography is a
measure of the
independence of a summit.
Prominence or Prominent...
- the
eyeball to the
nasal pit. The
maxillary prominences ultimately fuse with the
medial nasal prominence and the
globular processes, and form the lateral...
- The
mandibular prominence, or
mandibular process is an
embryological structure which gives rise to the
lower portion of the face. The
mandible and lower...
-
difficult sections. [citation needed] List of
Alpine peaks by
prominence "Europe Ultra-
Prominences". Peaklist.org.
Retrieved 2012-10-29.
Wikimedia Commons has...
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emission nebulae and from
features in the Sun's atmosphere,
including solar prominences and the chromosphere.
According to the Bohr
model of the atom, electrons...
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superior to the oval window;[citation needed] here, the
prominence of the
facial canal (or
prominence of the
aqueduct of Fallopius) upon the
medial wall indicates...
-
mountains in
Britain and
Ireland by
height and by
prominence. (See
Lists of
mountains below.)
Height and
prominence are the most
important metrics for the classifications...
