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3 node of Ranvier
бион. узел Ранвье, перехват РанвьеThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > node of Ranvier
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5 node ofr ranvier
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6 Node of Ranvier
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1) узела) соединение методом завязывания или его результат; затянутая петляб) утолщение; вздутие; нарост; выступг) особая точка кривой, точка кривой с несколькими касательнымим) контактный вывод (напр. на печатной плате)2) вчт гипертекстовый документ3) вчт категориальная часть лингвистической пометы•- access feeder node
- accessible from A-node
- adjacent node
- ancestor node
- ascending node
- base node
- bottom node
- brother nodes
- child node
- clock node
- connected nodes
- current node
- datum node
- daughter node
- descendant node
- descending node
- drain node
- electric node
- end node
- even node
- external node
- father node
- final node
- graph node
- hypertext node
- incident to edge node
- initial node
- integrated branch node
- internal node
- isolated node
- labeled node
- leaf node
- magnetic node
- major node
- network node
- north node
- odd node
- packet switch node
- packet switching node
- parent node
- partial node
- radio node
- reference node
- sibling nodes
- sink node
- sinoatrial node
- source node
- south node
- stable node
- star node
- star-shaped node
- switching node
- terminal node
- tip node
- tree node
- unlabeled node
- unstable node
- user node
- voltage node
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1) узела) соединение методом завязывания или его результат; затянутая петляб) утолщение; вздутие; нарост; выступг) особая точка кривой, точка кривой с несколькими касательнымим) контактный вывод (напр. на печатной плате)р) бион. скопление клеток или тканей одного типа в другой среде2) вчт. гипертекстовый документ3) вчт. категориальная часть лингвистической пометы•- accessible from A node
- adjacent node
- ancestor node
- ascending node
- base node
- bottom node
- brother nodes
- child node
- clock node
- connected nodes
- current node
- datum node
- daughter node
- descendant node
- descending node
- drain node
- electric node
- end node
- even node
- external node
- father node
- final node
- graph node
- hypertext node
- incident to edge node
- initial node
- integrated branch node
- internal node
- isolated node
- labeled node
- leaf node
- magnetic node
- major node
- network node
- node of Ranvier
- north node
- odd node
- packet switch node
- packet switching node
- parent node
- partial node
- radio node
- reference node
- sibling nodes
- sink node
- sinoatrial node
- source node
- south node
- stable node
- star node
- star-shaped node
- switching node
- terminal node
- tip node
- tree node
- unlabeled node
- unstable node
- user node
- voltage node
- wave node
- wavefront node
- whole node
- winning nodeThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > node
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10 Ranvier's node
Ranvierscher Schnürring m, Ranvier-Schnürring m ( zirkuläre Einschnürung der Myelinhüllen der Nervenfasern) -
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12 Ranvier's node
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13 ranvier's node
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15 تضيق رانفييه
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16 перехват Ранвье
1) Medicine: Ranvier's disk, Ranvier's disk (участок истончения оболочки миелинового нервного волокна), Ranvier's node (участок истончения оболочки миелинового нервного волокна), interannular segment, internodal segment2) Histology: Ranvier's constriction, annular isthmus -
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См. также в других словарях:
node of Ranvier — [rän vyā′] n. pl. nodes of Ranvier [after L. A. Ranvier (1835 1922), Fr histologist] any of the constrictions along the myelin sheath that surrounds an axon of a nerve cell: nodes are formed where two Schwann cells meet and are essential to the… … English World dictionary
node of Ranvier — node of Ran·vier rän vē .ā n a small gap in the myelin sheath of a myelinated nerve fiber Ran·vier rȧn vyā Louis Antoine (1835 1922) French histologist. Ranvier was one of the foremost histologists of his time. He is credited with transforming… … Medical dictionary
node of Ranvier — node′ of Ran•vier′ [[t]rɑnˈvyeɪ, ˈrɑn vyeɪ[/t]] n. cbl a gap occurring at regular intervals between segments of myelin sheath along a nerve axon • Etymology: after Louis Antoine Ranvier (1835–1922), French histologist … From formal English to slang
node of Ranvier — Etymology: Louis A. Ranvier died 1922 French histologist Date: circa 1885 a small gap in the myelin sheath of a myelinated nerve fiber … New Collegiate Dictionary
node of Ranvier — /rahn vyay , rahn vyay/, Cell Biol. a gap occurring at regular intervals between segments of myelin sheath along a nerve axon. [1880 85; after Louis Antoine Ranvier (1835 1922), French histologist, who described it in 1878] * * * … Universalium
node of Ranvier — [ rα:nvɪəɪ] noun Anatomy a gap in the myelin sheath of a nerve, between adjacent Schwann cells. Origin C19: named after the French histologist Louis Antoine Ranvier … English new terms dictionary
node of ranvier — ränˈvyā Usage: usually capitalized R Etymology: after Louis A. Ranvier died 1922 French histologist : a constriction in the medullary sheath of a medullated nerve fiber … Useful english dictionary
node of Ranvier — A region of exposed neuronal plasma membrane in a myelinated axon. Nodes contain very high concentrations of voltage gated ion channels, and are the site of propagation of action potentials by saltatory conduction … Dictionary of molecular biology
node of Ranvier — noun A small constriction in the myelin sheath of axons … Wiktionary
node of Ranvier — one of the gaps that occur at regular intervals in the myelin sheath of medullated nerve fibres, between adjacent Schwann cells … Medical dictionary
node of Ranvier — one of the gaps that occur at regular intervals in the myelin sheath of medullated nerve fibres, between adjacent Schwann cells … The new mediacal dictionary