- dictionaries, the word
sphenoid (/ˈsfiːnɔɪd/)
derives from Gr**** sphenoeides, "
wedgelike".
Thieme Atlas of
Anatomy disagrees and says that the
sphenoid bone was...
- In geometry, a
disphenoid (from Gr**** sphenoeides '
wedgelike') is a
tetrahedron whose four
faces are
congruent acute-angled triangles. It can also be...
-
triangles attached to
opposite sides of a square. Spheno-
indicates a
wedgelike complex formed by two
adjacent lunes. Dispheno-
indicates two such complexes...
-
refining the details. Both
sills and
laccoliths have
blunt rather than
wedgelike edges, and
sills of the
Henry Mountains are
typically up to 10 meters...
- "The New 100-Million
Dollar Look". With a long hood and
short deck, the
wedgelike designs of the
Chrysler 300
letter series and
revised 1957
models suddenly...
- an
inferred geologic unit (e.g., formation)
representing a sheetlike,
wedgelike, or
tabular body of rock that
underlies the surface. A
surface unit may...
- an
inferred geologic unit (e.g., formation)
representing a sheetlike,
wedgelike, or
tabular body of rock that
underlies the surface. A
surface unit may...
- 78°04′S 161°24′E / 78.067°S 161.400°E / -78.067; 161.400. A
narrow wedgelike m****if
which has a
notable southern escarpment but
moderate northern slopes...
- an
inferred geologic unit (e.g., formation)
representing a sheetlike,
wedgelike, or
tabular body of rock that
underlies the surface. A
surface unit may...
-
Mariner Glacier. The name
applied by NZ-APC in 1966 is
descriptive of
wedgelike spurs that
project from the face of the cliffs. 73°02′S 167°52′E / 73...
