longitudinal

a longitudinal study of twins.

a slow longitudinal movement or deformation

a longitudinal reckoning by the navigator; made longitudinal measurements of the hull.

anthers luniform with lateral-longitudinal dehiscence, connective ± exserted.

(3) The cerebrospinal otorrhea was common in the longitudinal fracture and the facioplegia was common in the transversal fracture;

The frequent HGF morphology was longitudinal institia shaped, half-moon and unrepresentative round.

The first application is the analysis of aircraft longitudinal long-period oscillation named phugoid phenomenon.

The wood ray tissue were heterogeneous, uniseriate and multiseriate rays, the wood longitudinal parenchyma were wheel bound shape and ring canal bunchiness.

For grating in the optical pick-up head, the compensability between the longitudinal and transverse error practical references on the manufacture of grating.

Longitudinal section of peltate glandular hair with 8 head cells,showing the subcuticular space and secretory material in it(×430)；

Characteristics:Complete automatic oil feeding,the longitudinal movement mechanism of latch needle and cylinder type traverser are good for sewing of cylinder type clothing.

The wavy distribution curve of precipitation formed on the longitudinal-arranged underlying rangegorge landforms.At leeside of range, dry valley formed due to fohn effect.

This disorder is a longitudinal diagnosis and its clinical symptoms include hypomania, mania, mixed states, major depressive episode, hyperthymic temperament and depressive mixed state.

Monomotor bogies , where both axles of the bogie are driven by a single motor , often encounter torsional resonances, which lead to periodic longitudinal slip.