- Look up
fulcrum in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
fulcrum (pl.:
fulcra or fulcrums) is the
support about which a
lever pivots.
Fulcrum may also refer...
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Characters of
Actinopteri include paired fin structure, a
single dorsal fin,
fulcra, a
large median gular and
numerous branchiostegals,
ganoid scales, and a...
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mattresses and feather-beds were
softer and higher, and
their supports (
fulcra) were
lower in
proportion than
those of
older triclinium couches. The cloths...
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century BC Mask of Silen,
first half of 1st
century BC Two
Roman bronze fulcra (couch ornaments)
representing Silenus, 1st
century BC – 1st
century AD...
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tibial spurs.
Pectines have con****uous or incon****uous
fulcra, but
rarely can be
without fulcra.
There are
about 8 to 26
pectinal teeth.
Movable fingers...
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Levers of a compound-lever clipper;
purple triangles denote the
fulcra...
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similar to that of the
Royal Artillery but with "HAC" and "Arma
Pacis Fulcra"
replacing "Ubique" and "Quo Fas et
Gloria Du****". In Full
Dress (normally...
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shoot consists of the stem (truncus), the
leaves (folia),
accessory parts (
fulcra,
according to § 84 sti****s, bracts, spines, prickles, tendrils, glands...
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distal elements.
There are
fringing fulcra positioned along the fish few rays
along with a set of 6
strong fulcra being present on the
edges of the axial...
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characteristic skeletal traits, such as a hatchet-shaped preopercle, a
series of
fulcra (thin
spiny scales)
fringing the fins, a
reduced number of branchiostegal...
