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Definition of development
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Development
(n.) The
equivalent
expression
into which
another
has been
developed.
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Cytogeny
::
Cytogeny
(n .) Cell
production
or
development;
cytogenesis.
Nondevelopment
::
Nondevelopment
(n.)
Failure
or lack of
development.
Pemphigus
::
Pemphigus
(n.) A
somewhat
rare skin
disease,
characterized
by the
development
of blebs upon
different
part of the
body..
Fog
::
Fog (v. i.) To show
indistinctly
or
become
indistinct,
as the
picture
on a
negative
sometimes
does in the
process
of
development..
Ramification
::
Ramification
(n.) The
process
of
branching,
or the
development
of
branches
or
offshoots
from a stem; also, the mode of their
arrangement..
Differentiation
::
Differentiation
(n.) The
gradual
formation
or
production
of
organs
or parts by a
process
of
evolution
or
development,
as when the seed
develops
the root and the stem, the
initial
stem
develops
the leaf,
branches,
and
flower
buds; or in
animal
life, when the germ
evolves
the
digestive
and other
organs
and
members,
or when the
animals
as they
advance
in
organization
acquire
special
organs
for
specific
purposes..
Metamorphosis
::
Metamorphosis
(n.) A
change
in the form or
function
of a
living
organism,
by a
natural
process
of
growth
or
development;
as, the
metamorphosis
of the yolk into the
embryo,
of a
tadpole
into a frog, or of a bud into a
blossom.
Especially,
that form of
sexual
reproduction
in which an
embryo
undergoes
a
series
of
marked
changes
of
external
form, as the
chrysalis
stage,
pupa
stage,
etc., in
insects.
In these
intermediate
stages
sexual
reproduction
is
usually
impossible,
but they
ultimately
pass into
Phylogeny
::
Phylogeny
(n.) The
history
of
genealogical
development;
the race
history
of an
animal
or
vegetable
type; the
historic
exolution
of the
phylon
or
tribe,
in
distinction
from
ontogeny,
or the
development
of the
individual
organism,
and from
biogenesis,
or life
development
generally..
Sarcoma
::
Sarcoma
(n.) A tumor of
fleshy
consistence;
--
formerly
applied
to many
varieties
of
tumor,
now
restricted
to a
variety
of
malignant
growth
made up of cells
resembling
those of fetal
development
without
any
proper
intercellular
substance..
Haematoblast
::
Haematoblast
(n.) One of the very
minute,
disk-shaped
bodies
found in blood with the
ordinary
red
corpuscles
and white
corpuscles;
a third kind of blood
corpuscle,
supposed
by some to be an early stage in the
development
of the red
corpuscles;
--
called
also blood
plaque,
and blood
plate..
Zooid
::
Zooid (n.) An
animal
in one of its
inferior
stages
of
development,
as one of the
intermediate
forms in
alternate
generation..
Sequacious
::
Sequacious
(a.)
Having
or
observing
logical
sequence;
logically
consistent
and
rigorous;
consecutive
in
development
or
transition
of
thought.
Anthropogeny
::
Anthropogeny
(n.) The
science
or study of human
generation,
or the
origin
and
development
of man..
Ledgment
::
Ledgment
(n.) The
development
of the
surface
of a body on a
plane,
so that the
dimensions
of the
different
sides may be
easily
ascertained..
Monaxial
::
Monaxial
(a.)
Having
only one axis;
developing
along a
single
line or
plane;
as,
monaxial
development..
Arrest
::
Arrest
(v. t.) The act of
stopping,
or
restraining
from
further
motion,
etc.;
stoppage;
hindrance;
restraint;
as, an
arrest
of
development..
Animism
::
Animism
(n.) The
doctrine,
taught
by
Stahl,
that the soul is the
proper
principle
of life and
development
in the
body..
Physiogeny
::
Physiogeny
(n.) The germ
history
of the
functions,
or the
history
of the
development
of vital
activities,
in the
individual,
being one of the
branches
of
ontogeny.
See
Morphogeny..
Rudimentary
::
Rudimentary
(a.) Very
imperfectly
developed;
in an early stage of
development;
embryonic.
Rudiment
::
Rudiment
(n.) That which is
unformed
or
undeveloped;
the
principle
which lies at the
bottom
of any
development;
an
unfinished
beginning.
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