- In mathematics, an
endomorphism is a
morphism from a
mathematical object to itself. An
endomorphism that is also an
isomorphism is an automorphism. For...
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termed somatotypes,
classified by him as ectomorphic, mesomorphic, and
endomorphic. He
created these terms borrowing from the
three germ
layers of embryonic...
- habitus") is the
medical term for physique, and is
categorized as
either endomorphic (relatively
short and stout),
ectomorphic (relatively long and thin)...
- Faudree, R. (1971). "Groups in
which each
element commutes with its
endomorphic images". Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 27 (2): 236–240. doi:10.1090/s0002-9939-1971-0269737-3...
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developed a new
version of
somatotypology by
classifying people into
endomorphic, mesomorphic, and
ectomorphic types,
based on many
photographs and measurements...
- creepiness, more than the
other two body
types (51% vs mesomorphic, 24% and
endomorphic, 23%).
Other cues of
creepiness included low hygiene,
especially according...
- dysmorphophobia, ectomorph, ectomorphic, enantiomorph, enantiomorphic, endomorph,
endomorphic, epimorphism, geomorphology, hemimorphic, holomorph, holomorphic, holomorphism...
- dysmorphophobia, ectomorph, ectomorphic, enantiomorph, enantiomorphic, endomorph,
endomorphic, epimorphism, geomorphology, hemimorphic, holomorph, holomorphic, holomorphism...
- impulsive, self-indulgent, and superficial. He did not
think that this
endomorphic gadfly would prove a
match for the crafty, magisterial, and thorough...
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basically anthropometric division of body
types into the
categories endomorphic,
ectomorphic and
mesomorphic derived from Sheldon's
somatotype theories...
