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condyle long curved process below the beaks serving as attachment for foot muscles in pholad bivalves; also known as a myophore or aphysis.
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condenser A lens which efficiently focuses rays of illumination onto and/or through a specimen. In light and transmission electron microscopes, the rays usually continue into the objective lens.
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condom Rubber sheath that is placed over the penis to prevent sperm or any sexually transmitted disease being passed onto the female during sex. It is a common contraceptive method ?ie, technique for preventing pregnancy.
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condom catheter A method of draining urine in men that involves placing a rubber or plastic sheath around the penis, which is connected to a tube at the tip, along which urine can drain into a bag.
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condensation The process by which a liquid is removed from a vapor. In the water cycle, water vapor rises, cools, and condenses, sometimes clinging to tiny particles of dust in the atmosphere. Condensed water vapor either remains a liquid or turns directly into a solid (ice, hail or snow). Clouds are formed by condensed water particles.
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