| involuntary muscle |
a muscle that is not under the control of the will; such muscles are, for the most part, composed of nonstriated fibers.
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| involution |
A permutation that satisfies that "inverse function of f is f".
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| involute |
(n) A curve defined as the spiral trace of a point on a flexible line unwinding from around a line, circle, or polygon. The contacting surfaces between gear teeth are designed as involutes.
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| involucre |
the indusium of members of the Hymenophyllaceae.
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| involute |
Of the margin of the pileus: Rolled in, especially when young. (17)
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