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Definition of segment
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of segment is as below...
Segment
(n.) A piece in the form of the
sector
of a
circle,
or part of a ring; as, the
segment
of a
sectional
fly wheel or
flywheel
rim..
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Hypobranchial
::
Hypobranchial
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
segment
between
the
basibranchial
and the
ceratobranchial
in a
branchial
arch.
Protomerite
::
Protomerite
(n.) The
second
segment
of one of the
Gregarinae.
Scutellum
::
Scutellum
(n.) The third of the four
pieces
forming
the upper part of a
thoracic
segment
of an
insect.
It
follows
the
scutum,
and is
followed
by the small
postscutellum;
a
scutella.
See
Thorax..
Blastocoele
::
Blastocoele
(n.) The
cavity
of the
blastosphere,
or
segmentation
cavity..
Iulus
::
Iulus (n.) A genus of
chilognathous
myriapods.
The body is long and
round,
consisting
of
numerous
smooth,
equal
segments,
each of which bears two pairs of short legs. It
includes
the
galleyworms.
See
Chilognatha..
Anadromous
::
Anadromous
(a.)
Tending
upwards;
-- said of terns in which the
lowest
secondary
segments
are on the upper side of the
branch
of the
central
stem.
Blastide
::
Blastide
(n.) A
small,
clear space in the
segments
of the ovum, the
precursor
of the
nucleus..
Tympanohyal
::
Tympanohyal
(n.) The
proximal
segment
in the
hyoidean
arch,
becoming
a part of the
styloid
process
of the
temporal
bone in adult man..
Blastomere
::
Blastomere
(n.) One of the
segments
first
formed
by the
division
of the ovum.
Trunk
::
Trunk (n.) That
segment
of the body of an
insect
which is
between
the head and
abdomen,
and bears the wings and legs; the
thorax;
the
truncus..
Sternum
::
Sternum
(n.) A plate of
cartilage,
or a
series
of bony or
cartilaginous
plates
or
segments,
in the
median
line of the
pectoral
skeleton
of most
vertebrates
above
fishes;
the
breastbone..
Trisected
::
Trisected
(a.)
Divided
into three parts or
segments
by
incisions
extending
to the
midrib
or to the base; -- said of
leaves.
Chromophane
::
Chromophane
(n.) A
general
name for the
several
coloring
matters,
red,
green,
yellow,
etc.,
present
in the inner
segments
in the cones of the
retina,
held in
solution
by fats, and
slowly
decolorized
by
light;
distinct
from the
photochemical
pigments
of the rods of the
retina..
Buckler
::
Buckler
(n.) The
anterior
segment
of the shell of
trilobites.
Mesothorax
::
Mesothorax
(n.) The
middle
segment
of the
thorax
in
insects.
See
Illust.
of
Coleoptera.
Morulation
::
Morulation
(n.) The
process
of
cleavage,
or
segmentation,
of the ovum, by which a
morula
is
formed..
Nauplius
::
Nauplius
(n.) A
crustacean
larva
having
three pairs of
locomotive
organs
(corresponding
to the
antennules,
antennae,
and
mandibles),
a
median
eye, and
little
or no
segmentation
of the
body..
Presternum
::
Presternum
(n.) The
anterior
segment
of the
sternum;
the
manubrium.
Epipharyngeal
::
Epipharyngeal
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
segments
above the
epibranchial
in the
branchial
arches
of
fishes.
Setigerous
::
Setigerous
(a.)
Covered
with
bristles;
having
or
bearing
a seta or
setae;
setiferous;
as,
setigerous
glands;
a
setigerous
segment
of an
annelid;
specifically
(Bot.),
tipped
with a
bristle..
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