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지니라.) The clouds and mist vanish in the sun′s brilliance, and in the vast ocean, all dust is severed. ▣ Terminology Breakdown(용어 분석).▣ ● Yeong - dae(靈臺,영대) / Yeong -bu(靈府,영부) : Both terms refer to the seat of the soul...

a "bush" referred specifically to the metal lining of a wheel's axle hole or a gun's touch hole (1560s). Modern Terminology: "Bushing" (the gerund/noun form) became commonly used in the 1830s to describe this component, particularly in...

sizes and post-mortem tissue, limiting generalizability (95). Another limitation is the lack of standardized terminology. Terms such as “myofascial pain,” “fasciopathy,” and “fascial dysfunction” are used inconsistently, making it...

at subconscious level, influxes might be described as streams manifest at the conscious level. In the ethical terminology of early Buddhism the potency and sweeping influence of these influxes are also indicated by comparing them to...

Uiryeong Nam Clan (Royal Nam Clan) lies at the very center of this imperial foundation. . . [핵심 용어 해설 (Key Terminology)] -Substantive Study (실증적 고찰): 단순한 가설이 아닌 실제적 증거에 기반한 연구임을 강조. -Direct Biological...

the linguistic function of an utterance, a perlocutionary effect is in some sense external to the performance. The terminology he introduced, especially the notions locutionary act, illocutionary act, and perlocutionary act, occupied an...

Structure: Human (Latin humanus "of man") + -oid (suffix representing "form" or "resembling"). Earlier Terminology: Before "humanoid," the term "humaniform" (meaning "having human form") was used, dating back to the 1540s. Original Use...

high explosive conventional warhead is a different question. A radological dispersal device, a dirty bomb in common terminology, uses conventional explosives to disperse radioactive material without producing a nuclear chain reaction. It...

AEs) were recorded by the investigating physician. These were then classified by severity according to the Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events v5.0 (CTCAE)57 as either mild (1), moderate (2), severe (3), life-threatening (4...