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centric /cen·tric/ (sen´trik) 1. central. 2. having a center.
centric [sen′trik] 1 See central. 2 (in dentistry) a shorthand term referring to centric relation or centric occlusion. centric (sen´trik), adj (objectionable as a noun) describing jaw and tooth relationships. See also position, centric; relation, centric; occlusion, centric. centric checkbite, centric occlusion, n See occlusion, centric. centric position, n See position, centric. centric relation, n See relation, centric. centric pertaining to a center. chromosome centric fusion replacement of two chromosomes by one produced by fusion of the centromeres of two acrocentric chromosomes. Called also Robertsonian translocation. 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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There's synergy in launching a joint venture that combines two companies with transaction expertise and a focus on customer centricity. No wonder this crowd found net centricity and online collaborations such tough nuts to crack. At this Event, leading Forrester analysts will present research on how marketing organizations are leading their firms toward customer- centricity. |
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