How To Use Tonus In A Sentence
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This montbretia cultivar is an Alan Bloom hybrid Crocosmia x Curtonus which has flowers and foliage that are similar to gladiolus.
Winter Plant Portrait-Croscosmias « Fairegarden
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Also, subjacent vascular smooth muscle cells increase their tonus.
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Muscle tonus, measured by the EMG, is also often recorded since muscle tonus decreases within sleep.
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Dendroctonus valens is a dangerous insect pest of several pine species in China.
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Since then, I have always remembered the side effects of fentanyl, particularly the increase in sphincter tonus, and all my junior colleagues hear a ‘short lecture’ from me on the subject.
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In the frog's tongue, capillary tonus is very strongly developed, in that by far the majority are completely contracted.
August Krogh - Nobel Lecture
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A common genus of scolytids with a 5-segmented funicle is Dendroctonus while Hylurgopinus has a 7-segmented funicle.
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The synagogue gave to the Early Christian church some of its ancient melodies; the recitation formula of the psalm B'tset Yisrael "When Israel went forth out of Egypt", for example, survives in the Gregorian chant repertoire as the tonus peregrinus.
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In the traditional Roman Rite, this Psalm was sung each Sunday night at Vespers, and it has a special tone that is normally reserved for it alone: the tonus peregrinus, or "pilgrim tone," music well suited to this Psalm of the wandering of God's People in their search for the Holy Land.
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If the trunk is involved, shoulder shrugging, tortipelvis, opisthotonus, or scoliosis may occur.
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The inhibitory stabilization of the membrane might be pictured as a heightening of the "resting" polarization, somewhat on the lines of an electrotonus.
Sir Charles Sherrington - Nobel Lecture
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This is known as opisthotonus and is most common in children with the infection.
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William Cullen (1712-90) accepting irritability as his starting-point, supposes a "tonus" or fluid inherent in the nerves (Newton's ether), whose stronger or weaker motions produce either a spasm or atony.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman
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The generation and damage regulation of red turpentine beetle (Dendroctonus valens) are studied with the method of sample plot and tree-by-tree survey.
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I describe as the capillaries 'tonus the fact that they have the power of contracting to a greater or lesser extent, and of maintaining themselves contracted.
August Krogh - Nobel Lecture
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This tonus is influenced by the stimulation of the vestibular apparatus in the regular manner already indicated.
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1914 - Presentation
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They also reported a decrease in uterine tonus and an increase in fetal movements.
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If one performs the same experiment with the tongue, many hours must elapse before a similar reaction occurs, and even the slightest blood supply is adequate to maintain tonus.
August Krogh - Nobel Lecture
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A: During treatment, avoid phototonus food ( such as celery, leek, caraway & etc ) and phototonus drugs. For sensitivity skin allergy.
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Upper airway patency during sleep is determined, in part, by the tonus of pharyngeal dilator muscles.
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Au bout de 5 ou dix minutes d'attente interminable, je recupere un peu de tonus musculaire mais je suis affreusement crevé.
Pinku-tk Diary Entry
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a centre for the tonus which is directed against the sagittal axis of the body, i.e. «inwards» and also a centre for the tonus away from this axis, i.e. «outwards».
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1914 - Presentation
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His cruelty won him the name of Bulgaroctonus, Slayer of the Bulgars.
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Muscle tone is increased, producing the characteristic trismus, ‘risus sardonicus,’ and opisthotonus.
