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structures of Igbo
culture was the
Nsude pyramids, in the
Nigerian town of Nsude,
northern Igboland. Ten
pyramidal structures were
built of clay/mud. The...
- number. It is
possible to
extend the
pyramidal numbers to
higher dimensions. The
formula for the nth r-gonal
pyramidal number is Pnr=3n2+n3(r−2)−n(r−5)6...
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impression of an
inverted pyramid.
Involvement of the
pyramidal tract at any
level leads to
pyramidal signs. The
myelination of the
pyramidal fibres is incomplete...
- A
pyramidion (plural: pyramidia) is the
capstone of an
Egyptian pyramid or the
upper section of an obelisk.
Speakers of the
Ancient Egyptian language...
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Pyramidal cells, or
pyramidal neurons, are a type of
multipolar neuron found in
areas of the
brain including the
cerebral cortex, the hippocampus, and...
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pyramids in the world, both
ancient and modern. In
order to
qualify for inclusion, each
entry must be
referred to as a
pyramid (not just "
pyramidal"...
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Pyramidal signs indicate that the
pyramidal tract is
affected at some
point in its course.
Pyramidal tract dysfunction can lead to
various clinical presentations...
- The
Great Pyramid of Giza is the
largest Egyptian pyramid and
served as the tomb of
pharaoh Khufu, who
ruled during the
Fourth Dynasty of the Old Kingdom...
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molecule belongs to
point group C3v. Some
molecules and ions with
trigonal pyramidal geometry are the
pnictogen hydrides (XH3),
xenon trioxide (XeO3), the...
- square. The square-
pyramidal pyramid can be
distorted into a rectangular-
pyramidal pyramid, { } ∨ [{ } × { }] or a rhombic-
pyramidal pyramid, { } ∨ [{ } +...