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wall (wawl) paries; a structure bounding or limiting a space or a definitive mass of material. cell wall a rigid structure that lies just outside of and is joined to the plasma membrane of plant cells and most prokaryotic cells, which protects the cell and maintains its shape. chest wall the bony and muscular structures that form the outer framework of the thorax and move during breathing. nail wall a fold of skin overlapping the sides and proximal end of a fingernail or toenail. parietal wall somatopleure. splanchnic wall splanchnopleure.
wall Etymology: L, vallum, palisade a limiting structure within the body, such as the wall of the abdominal, thoracic, or pelvic cavities or the wall of a cell. wall, n the outside layer of material surrounding an object or space; a paries. wall, cavity, n one of the enclosing sides of a prepared cavity. It takes the name of the surface of the tooth adjoining the surface involved and toward which it is placed. Parts of a surrounding or peripheral wall are the cavosurface angle, the enamel wall, the dentinoenamel junction, and the dentin wall. wall, enamel, n the portion of the wall of a prepared cavity that consists of enamel. wall, finish of enamel, n the planing of the enamel in finishing a cavity preparation; includes the treatment of the cavosurface angle. wall, gingival cavity, n the peripheral wall that most closely approximates the apical end of the tooth. wall, incisal, n the wall of a prepared cavity in an anterior tooth that is closest to or in direct relation to the incisal edge of the tooth. wall, peripheral cavity, n See wall, surrounding cavity. wall, surrounding cavity, n one of the external, bounding side walls of a cavity; one side forms a part of the cavosurface angle of the preparation. Also called peripheral cavity wall. wall a structure bounding or limiting a space or a definitive mass of material. abdominal wall see abdominal wall. cell wall a rigid structure that lies just outside of and is joined to the plasma membrane of plant cells and most prokaryotic cells, which protects the cell and maintains its shape. wall chart see calendar charts, shed sheet. intestinal wall composed of serosa, muscular tunic, the submucosa containing intestinal submucosal glands, and the mucosa of lining cells, goblet and enterochromaffin cells. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Interestingly, external dissociation seems not to lead runners into the trap of hitting the Wall, as you might expect from the results of internal dissociation. In these times with landlords focusing on reducing expenses and hitting the wall with trying to raise rents in a market of minimal inflation and high vacancy, owners and investors are turning to cost segregation to generate tax savings, according to Mark de Stefanis, president of Construction Cost Recovery, Inc. We're representing a lot of companies out there that are hitting the wall," said Jeff Hermann, a partner in the commerce and finance group of Brobeck, Phelger & Harrison LLP. |
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