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Anaphor

Anaphor refers to a linguistic expression that refers back to prior information in discourse.

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Anaphoric reference

Anaphoric reference refers to a form of reference cohesion in which one linguistic expression refers back to prior information in

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Anastomosis

Anastomosis is the Communication between blood vessels by collateral channels.

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Anathema

Anathema refers to something or someone intensely disliked. Likewise, a ban, curse, or vigorous denunciation. From Greek anathema which means "something devoted to evil".

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Anatomical coding

Anatomical coding refers to a means by which the nervous system represents information; different features are coded by the activity of different neurons.

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Anatomical dead space

Anatomical dead space refers to the total volume of the lung (i.e., conducting airways) that does not participate in gas exchange.

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Anatomical position

Anatomical position refers to the position of reference in which the subject is in the standing position, with feet together and palms of hands facing forward.

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Anatomically Correct Dolls

Anatomically Correct Dolls refers to kinds of dolls with all anatomical features that is used to interview children

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