| Beevor's sign |
1. a sign of functional paralysis consisting of inability of the patient to inhibit the antagonistic muscles. 2. upward deviation of the umbilicus on attempting to lift the head, caused by contraction of the upper but not the lower abdominal muscles and indicative of a spinal cord lesion in the region of the lower thoracic vertebrae.
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| beet |
root vegetable, as in: The common red beet can be cooked and eaten.
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| Beer's law |
the ability of a penetrant to yield an indication depends primarily on its ability to fluoresce as a very thin film. The performance of penetrants based on the physical constraints of the dyes can be predicted using Beer's Law equation. This equation does not hold true when very thin layers are involved but works well to establish general relationships between variables. (Course Material/PenetrantTest/PTMaterials/dimensionalthreshold.htm)
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| beeswax |
this wax, produced by the honey-bee to build its comb, is used in lipstick, lip balm, and moisturizers.
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| BEE |
The round or oval female reproductive body of various animals, including birds, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, and insects, consisting usually of an embryo surrounded by nutrient material and a protective covering.
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