| disconnection s. |
any neurologic disorder caused by an interruption in impulse transmission along cerebral fiber pathways; one result may be an inability to carry out a desired movement in response to a given sensory input, as in the apraxias.
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| discontinuous s. |
see vas sinusoideum.
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| discontinuous s.’s |
adventitious sounds that last less than 0.2 sec and come in a series; the most common kind are rales (crackles).
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| discontinuous v. |
phenotypic differences that are marked, do not grade into one another, and form two or more separate, discontinuous classes.
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| discoplacenta |
discoid placenta.
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| disco | come or be at an end |
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| disco | stopped permanently or temporarily |
| disco | lack of connection of continuity |
| disco | not continuing without interruption in time or space |
| disco | (mathematics) of a function or curve |
| disco | strife resulting from a lack of agreement |
| disco | a harsh mixture of sounds |
| disco | disagreement among those expected to cooperate |
| disco | lack of agreement or harmony |
| disco | be different from one another |
| disco | strife resulting from a lack of agreement |
| disco | a harsh mixture of sounds |