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tunica media (TOO-nih-kah ME-de-ah)The middle layer forming the wall of a tubular blood vessel. The tunica media is composed of smooth muscle tissue, and may contain elastic fibers.
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tunnel A fairly level underground passage open to the surface at both ends.
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tungsten 1. The metal that lamp filaments are made of. 2. Sometimes refers to the color temperature in degrees Kelvin that simulates a common photo lamp (3200K).
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tunic originally a Greek or Roman uni-sex garment, adopted in modern fashion and worn belted, unbelted, or over another skirt.
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tungsten Chemical symbol W. Gray metal with high tensile strength; ductile and malleable, immune to atmospheric influences and all acids but strong alkalis. Extremely pliable; can be drawn into filament for incandescent bulbs, rolled into thin sheet for radio tubes; ground into powder, and mixed with carbon and then embedded in soft metal (such as cobalt) to produce carbide tools, or alloyed within steel to make abrasion-resistant tool and die steels.
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