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nervose
nervose, a. (nəvəʊs) [ad. L. nervōs-us sinewy, vigorous, etc.: see nerve n. and -ose.] † 1. Affecting the sinews. Obs. rare—1.c 1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 99 (Add. MS.), The crampe ys a seknesse cordouse, oþere ellys nervose. † 2. Vigorous, energetic. Obs. rare—1.1667 H. More's Div. Dial. (1713) p. vi,... Oxford English Dictionary
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Aldo Perroncito
Selected writings La rigenerazione delle fibre nervose, 1910 - Regeneration of nerve fibers. wikipedia.org
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nervosity
nervosity (nəˈvɒsɪtɪ) [ad. L. nervōsitas strength: see nervose a. and -ity. Cf. F. nervosité (Cotgr.).] † 1. Strength. Obs. rare.1611 Cotgr., Nervosité, neruositie, sinewie strength. 1681 H. More Exp. Dan. Pref. 17 His Expositions are..devoid of that strength and nervosity he shews in other things. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Johann Gerhard
writings of approved Roman Catholic authors; and the Loci communes theologici (1610–1622), his principal contribution, in which Lutheranism is expounded "nervose wikipedia.org
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convergenti-nervose
converˈgenti-nerˈvose, a. Bot. [f. comb. form of L. convergent-em.] ‘When simple veins diverge from the midrib of a leaf, and converge towards the margin’ (Treas. Bot. 1866). Oxford English Dictionary
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Giuseppe Vincenzo Ciaccio
Osservazioni istologiche intorno alla terminazione delle fibre nervose motive ne' muscoli striati delle torpedini, del topo casalingo e del ratto albino wikipedia.org
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striato-
striato- (straɪˈeɪtəʊ) used in Zool. and Bot. as combining form of mod.L. striātus, prefixed to adjs. in the sense ‘striate and ―’, as striato-crenulate, striato-echinulate, striato-nervose, striato-punctate, striato-reticulate, striato-rugose, striato-tubular.1850 W. King Permian Fossils 9 Arboresc... Oxford English Dictionary
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vagi-
vagi- (ˈveɪdʒaɪ) comb. form of L. vagus vague a., occurring in a few botanical terms, as ˈvagiform, vagiˈnervose adjs. (see quots.).1859 Mayne Expos. Lex., Vagiformis,..applied by de Candolle to leaves of cellular plants when their false nervures are dispersed without order or regularity; vagiform. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Eugenio Tanzi
Sulle modificazione morfologiche funzionali dei dendriti delle cellule nervose. wikipedia.org
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nervous
nervous, a. (ˈnɜːvəs) Also 7 -vouse, 8 narvous. [ad. L. nervōs-us: see nervose a. and -ous. Cf. It., Sp., Pg. nervoso, F. nerveux.] † 1. Affecting the sinews. Obs. rare—1.c 1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 99 (Ashm. MS.), Þe crampe is a sijknes cordous eiþer neruous, in þe which..þe senewis weren drawen to h... Oxford English Dictionary
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multi-
multi- (ˈmʌltɪ) occas. before a vowel mult-(e.g. multangular, multarticular, multocular), combining form of L. multus much, many. The compounds having this prefix in Latin belong for the most part to non-classical times: they are chiefly of parasynthetic formation, in which multi- = ‘many’, as multa... Oxford English Dictionary
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