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bifurcation /bi·fur·ca·tion/ (bi″fer-ka´shun) 1. a division into two branches. 2. the point at which division into two branches occurs.
bifurcation [bī′fərkā′shən] Etymology: L, bis + furca, fork a splitting into two branches, such as the trachea, which branches into the two bronchi. bifurcation (bī´furkā´sh n the division of a tooth's roots into two parts or branches. bifurcation 1. a division into two branches. 2. the point at which division into two branches occurs. tracheal bifurcation termination of the trachea, where it divides into two principal bronchi. 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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It is possible a CDP hearing appeal will be subject to bifurcated judicial review, with segregated issues being considered by both the Tax Court and a district court. The nation's economic recovery cycle has been bifurcated, with those areas quick to recover now falling into a more sustainable growth pattern, and markets that lagged the recovery are experiencing accelerated economic growth over the forecast horizon. Although the story is rather sprawling and bifurcated, Gerstein creates in Carolinda a hero whose love of song and dance both saves the town and gives the giant some long-deserved peace. |
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