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The bones that form the backbone of higher animals such as fish and mammals.
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| vertical |
Directions spanning up and down. Usually referred to as the "tall way" of viewing something.
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| vertical |
Vertical literally means at right angles to the plane of the horizon. In metrology this is altered to state that it is in the direction of the pull of gravity. Horizontal is any line or plane at right angles to the vertical axis. For convenience, the X and Y axes are usually considered to be in the horizontal plane and the Z axis in the vertical. See also orthogonal array.
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| vertigo |
dizziness or a sensation of whirling or irregular motion that arises from problems within the vestibular portion of the inner ear. Objective vertigo is the name given the sensation that the world is spinning about the patient. Subjective vertigo indicates the patient feels he is moving in space. adj: vertiginous
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| vertigo |
Dizziness or imbalance that often has a spinning or rotational component.
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