pectus's Usage Examples:

also used for certain deformations of the pectus such as: Pectus excavatum, an abnormally concave chest Pectus carinatum, an abnormally convex chest Pectis.

recognized by a protruding prepectus, and the mesonotum is often strongly arched, so the pronotum is nearly vertical.

Trompf, macrohistory encompasses but is not limited by metahistory by takeing in broad prospectus of change, including those that are imaginal or speculative.

in July 1872 by means of a prospectus inviting public subscription for shares in the new company.

Chest wall deformities such as pectus excavatum can cause the sternum to invert, thus increasing the index.

German was added later and the school prospectus advertised that boys were to be prepared for the University and the Ecclesiastical Colleges; for the Learned Professions; for the Public Service – Civil and Military; and for the department of Mercantile and Commercial Life.

VKI represented clients who contended they invested money in the advertising campaigns organised by Lyoness, and several option trading packages offered by Lyoness, but were not provided with a prospectus.

to which is added a Catalogue of Some Authors were some of the conspectuses for theological literature which were used at the time.

A proprietary company must not engage in fundraising that would require a disclosure document such as a prospectus, an offer information statement, or a profile statement to be issued (sec.

aspect, aspectual, auspices, auspicious, circumspect, circumspection, circumspective, conspecific, conspectus, conspicuous, disrespect, expect, expectancy.

inimical, towards one of the parties, and he may be rejected (recusari, exceptio judicis suspecti) by the accused or by both parties as prejudiced (suspectus).

syndrome, also known as pectus excavatum, macrocephaly, short stature and dysplastic nails, is a rare autosomal dominant congenital disorder associated with.

Synonyms:

breast, gallbladder, body part, thoracic vein, area of cardiac dullness, sternum, rib cage, breastbone, thoracic cavity, body, pectoralis, vena thoracica, bust, thorax, vertebrate, thoracic aorta, torso, pecs, gall bladder, pectoral, female chest, trunk, musculus pectoralis, pectoral muscle, male chest, chest, craniate, chest cavity,

Antonyms:

diverge, artifact, porosity, thick, thin,