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accessory muscles of respiration muscles other than the diaphragm and intercostal muscles that may be used for labored breathing. The sternocleidomastoid, spinal, and neck muscles may be used as accessory muscles of respiration; their use is a sign of an abnormal or labored breathing pattern.
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accessory A second building on a lot and one that is not considered to be the primary building, eg a storage shed or a parking space. Usually described as 'Accessory Building' or 'Accessory Unit'.
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accessory Contributing, aiding in producing some effect, accompaniment.
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accessory Item that is original to the doll at the time of manufacture
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accessory Supplementary part offered to customer as a choice or feature for customising the end product. In many cases this term means that the choice does not have to be specified prior to shipment but could in fact be added at a later date. In other cases however, this choice must be made prior to shipment. Often referred to as attachments. Compare with Option & Subassembly
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