- In topography,
prominence (also
referred to as
autonomous height,
relative height, and
shoulder drop in US English, and drop or
relative height in British...
- Some
prominences may give rise to
coronal m**** ejections.
Scientists are
currently researching how and why
prominences are formed. A
typical prominence extends...
- 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 is an
embryological structure which gives rise to the
lower portion of the face. The
mandible and
lower lip
derive from it. It...
- unpaired, and the
others are the
paired maxillary prominences, and the
paired mandibular prominences.
During the
fourth w**** of
embryonic development,...
-
labyrinthine segment and
midpoint of
tympanic segment. The
prominence of the
facial canal (or
prominence of the
aqueduct of Fallopius)
indicates the position...
-
between two
highlands (
prominences or peaks)
which has two
wings which span the
divide (the line
between the two
prominences) by
crossing the divide...
- This is a list of
mountain peaks ordered by
their topographic prominence. The
prominence of a peak is the
minimum height of
climb to the
summit on any...
-
elevations of most
otherwise inaccessible places. Still,
heights or
prominences may be revised, so that the
order of the list may
change and even "new"...
