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Definition of norma
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Norma (n.) A norm; a
principle
or rule; a
model;
a
standard.
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Excrescent
::
Excrescent
(a.)
Growing
out in an
abnormal
or
morbid
manner
or as a
superfluity.
Norma
::
Norma (n.) A
mason's
or a
carpenter's
square
or rule.
Diapason
::
Diapason
(n.) A
standard
of
pitch;
a
tuning
fork; as, the
French
normal
diapason..
Abnormality
::
Abnormality
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
abnormal;
variation;
irregularity.
Irregular
::
Irregular
(a.) Not
regular;
not
conforming
to a law,
method,
or usage
recognized
as the
general
rule; not
according
to
common
form; not
conformable
to
nature,
to the rules of moral
rectitude,
or to
established
principles;
not
normal;
unnatural;
immethodical;
unsymmetrical;
erratic;
no
straight;
not
uniform;
as, an
irregular
line; an
irregular
figure;
an
irregular
verse;
an
irregular
physician;
an
irregular
proceeding;
irregular
motion;
irregular
conduct,
etc. Cf.
Regular..
Eupnaea
::
Eupnaea
(n.)
Normal
breathing
where
arterialization
of the blood is
normal,
in
distinction
from
dyspnaea,
in which the blood is
insufficiently
arterialized..
Peloric
::
Peloric
(a.)
Abnormally
regular
or
symmetrical.
Superior
::
Superior
(a.) Above the
ovary;
-- said of parts of the
flower
which,
although
normally
below the
ovary,
adhere
to it, and so
appear
to
originate
from its upper part; also of an ovary when the other
floral
organs
are
plainly
below it in
position,
and free from it..
Heterophony
::
Heterophony
(n.) An
abnormal
state of the
voice.
Normal
::
Normal
(a.)
Denoting
a
solution
of such
strength
that every cubic
centimeter
contains
the same
number
of
milligrams
of the
element
in
question
as the
number
of its
molecular
weight.
Normal
::
Normal
(a.) A
straight
line or plane drawn from any point of a curve or
surface
so as to be
perpendicular
to the curve or
surface
at that
point.
Enormous
::
Enormous
(a.)
Exceeding
the usual rule, norm, or
measure;
out of due
proportion;
inordinate;
abnormal..
Orthosilicic
::
Orthosilicic
(a.)
Designating
the form of
silicic
acid
having
the
normal
or
highest
number
of
hydroxyl
groups.
Anormal
::
Anormal
(a.) Not
according
to rule;
abnormal.
Calcification
::
Calcification
(n.) The
process
of
change
into a stony or
calcareous
substance
by the
deposition
of lime salt; --
normally,
as in the
formation
of bone and of
teeth;
abnormally,
as in
calcareous
degeneration
of
tissue..
Urohaematin
::
Urohaematin
(n.)
Urinary
haematin;
--
applied
to the
normal
coloring
matter
of the
urine,
on the
supposition
that it is
formed
either
directly
or
indirectly
(through
bilirubin)
from the
haematin
of the
blood.
See
Urochrome,
and
Urobilin..
Lordosis
::
Lordosis
(n.) Any
abnormal
curvature
of the
bones.
Formal
::
Formal
(a.)
Sound;
normal.
Heteromorphic
::
Heteromorphic
(a.)
Deviating
from the
normal,
perfect,
or
mature
form;
having
different
forms at
different
stages
of
existence,
or in
different
individuals
of the same
species;
--
applied
especially
to
insects
in which there is a wide
difference
of form
between
the larva and the
adult,
and to
plants
having
more than one form of
flower..
Umbilicus
::
Umbilicus
(n.) A point of a
surface
at which the
curvatures
of the
normal
sections
are all equal to each
other.
A
sphere
may be
osculatory
to the
surface
in every
direction
at an
umbilicus.
Called
also
umbilic.
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