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canalization

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canalization /can·a·li·za·tion/ (kan″ah-lĭ-za´shun)
1. formation of canals, natural or pathologic.
2. surgical creation of canals for drainage.
4. in psychology, formation in the central nervous system of new pathways by repeated passage of nerve impulses.

can·a·li·za·tion (kn-l-zshn)
n.
The formation of canals or channels in tissue.

canalization
[kan′əlīzā′shən]
the formation of canals or passages through any tissue.

canalization
1. the formation of canals, natural or morbid.
2. the surgical establishment of canals for drainage.

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When conducting airmobile operations in an unconventional environment, specific operating procedures must be established to ensure our superior firepower and ISTAR equipment assists in avoiding canalization onto obvious Landing Zones (LZs), whereby, due to enemy activity, we begin to adhere to the enemy's plans rather thane following our own TTPs.
They are believed to enlarge via canalization of hyperplastic solid masses of endothelial cells in a way that mimics the process that occurs during the embryogenesis of the vascular system.
1-41 FA stopped to fire missions short of the escarpment, a natural canalization point, and screened the brigade's movement with smoke on the northern (upper) side.
 
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