| Settegast's projection |
see under projection.
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| setting e. |
the increase in dimensions of a material, such as plaster of Paris, which occurs concurrently with its hardening.
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| setting sun s. |
downward deviation of the eyes, so that each iris resembles a sun setting beneath the lower lid, with white sclera exposed between it and the upper lid; this indicates intracranial pressure (hemorrhage or ependymitis), hydrocephalus, or a pineal gland tumor.
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| settling t. |
a basin in which the rate of flow of the sewage is reduced and the sludge allowed to settle out.
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| set |
The boat's balance; a delicate state influenced by each rower's body lean, timing, and rowing technique, and by the boat's design.
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| set | establish or develop as a residence |
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| set | become resolved, fixed, established, or quiet |
| set | bring to an end |
| set | settle conclusively |
| set | end a legal dispute by arriving at a settlement |
| set | come to terms |
| set | accept despite complete satisfaction |
| set | get one's revenge for a wrong or an injury |
| set | arrange or fix in the desired order |
| set | fix firmly |
| set | sink down or precipitate |
| set | cause to become clear by forming a sediment (of liquids) |
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