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the process in which people form themselves into a society for action
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| articulation disorder |
Inability to produce speech sounds (phonemes) correctly because of imprecise placement, timing, pressure, speed, or flow of movement of the lips, tongue, or throat.
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| articulatio´nes capitulo´rum costa´rum |
see a. capitis costae.
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| articulatio´nes car´pi |
[TA] carpal articulations: any of the joints that connect the carpal bones together, comprising: the joints between each row, distal and proximal (articulationes intercarpales); the joint between the distal and proximal rows (a. mediocarpalis); and the joint formed by the pisiform and triquetral bones (a. ossis pisiformis). Called also carpal joints.
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| articulatio´nes carpometacarpa´les |
carpometacarpal articulations: joints formed by the trapezial, trapezoid, capitate, and hamate bones together with the bases of the four medial metacarpal bones; called also metacarpocarpal articulations.
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