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A defense mechanism operating unconsciously central to obsessive-compulsive phenomena in which the affect is detached from an idea and rendered unconscious, leaving the conscious idea colourless and emotionally neutral.
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an electrical separation between areas of an integrated circuit.
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A substance that has been separated from a combined mixture.
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Condition which prevents interaction between circuits.
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Normally defined as a single joint motion. It is important to remember that one cannot isolate a muscle while resistance training. For example, immediately following a load application, the stabilizer muscles become partially involved, due to the machine's assistance. The outside assistance (machine) helps the body or specific joint(s) to remain stable while the prime movers cope with the load. ...
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