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Definition of node
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Node (n.) The point at which the lines of a
funicular
machine
meet from
different
angular
directions;
--
called
also knot.
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Internodal
::
Internodal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
internodes;
intervening
between
nodes or
joints.
Holothurioidea
::
Holothurioidea
(n. pl.) One of the
classes
of
echinoderms.
Nodosity
::
Nodosity
(n.) A knot; a node.
Anode
::
Anode (n.) The
positive
pole of an
electric
battery,
or more
strictly
the
electrode
by which the
current
enters
the
electrolyte
on its way to the other pole; --
opposed
to
cathode..
Sublapsarian
::
Subkingdom
(n.) One of the
several
primary
divisions
of
either
the
animal,
or
vegetable
kingdom,
as, in
zoology,
the
Vertebrata,
Tunicata,
Mollusca,
Articulata,
Molluscoidea,
Echinodermata,
Coelentera,
and the
Protozoa;
in
botany,
the
Phanerogamia,
and the
Cryptogamia..
Starfish
::
Starfish
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
echinoderms
belonging
to the class
Asterioidea,
in which the body is
star-shaped
and
usually
has five rays,
though
the
number
of rays
varies
from five to forty or more. The rays are often long, but are
sometimes
so short as to
appear
only as
angles
to the
disklike
body.
Called
also sea star,
five-finger,
and
stellerid..
Monodelph
::
Monodelph
(n.) Alt. of
Monodelphia.
Zoophyta
::
Zoophyta
(n. pl.) An
extensive
artificial
and
heterogeneous
group of
animals,
formerly
adopted
by many
zoologists.
It
included
the
c/lenterates,
echinoderms,
sponges,
Bryozoa,
Protozoa,
etc..
Anion
::
Anion (n.) An
electro-negative
element,
or the
element
which,
in
electro-chemical
decompositions,
is
evolved
at the
anode;
--
opposed
to
cation..
Ganglion
::
Ganglion
(n.) A node, or gland in the
lymphatic
system;
as, a
lymphatic
ganglion..
Palinodial
::
Palinodial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
palinode,
or
retraction..
Articulation
::
Articulation
(n.) One of the nodes or
joints,
as in cane and
maize..
Fission
::
Fission
(n.) A
process
by which
certain
coral
polyps,
echinoderms,
annelids,
etc.,
spontaneously
subdivide,
each
individual
thus
forming
two or more new ones. See
Strobilation..
Threnode
::
Threnode
(n.) A
threne,
or
threnody;
a
dirge;
a
funeral
song..
Node
::
Node (n.) The point at which a curve
crosses
itself,
being a
double
point of the
curve.
See
Crunode,
and
Acnode..
Stenodermine
::
Stenoderm
(n.) Any
species
of bat
belonging
to the genus
Stenoderma,
native
of the West
Indies
and South
America.
These bats have a short or
rudimentary
tail and a
peculiarly
shaped
nose
membrane..
Crunode
::
Crunode
(n.) A point where one
branch
of a curve
crosses
another
branch.
See
Double
point,
under
Double,
a..
Ophiuroidea
::
Ophiuroidea
(n. pl.) A class of
star-shaped
echinoderms
having
a
disklike
body, with
slender,
articulated
arms, which are not
grooved
beneath
and are often very
fragile;
--
called
also
Ophiuroida
and
Ophiuridea.
See
Illust.
under
Brittle
star..
Monodelphia
::
Monodelphia
(n. pl.) The group that
includes
all
ordinary
or
placental
mammals;
the
Placentalia.
See
Mammalia.
Verticil
::
Verticil
(n.) A
circle
either
of
leaves
or
flowers
about a stem at the same node; a
whorl.
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