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jerk (jurk) a sudden reflex or involuntary movement.jer´ky Achilles jerk , ankle jerk triceps surae reflex. biceps jerk see under reflex. elbow jerk triceps reflex. jaw jerk see under reflex. knee jerk , quadriceps jerk patellar reflex. tendon jerk see under reflex. triceps surae jerk see under reflex.
jerk a sudden reflex or involuntary movement. ankle jerk see gastrocnemius reflex. biceps jerk called also elbow jerk; see biceps reflex. elbow jerk see biceps jerk (above). jerk nystagmus see vestibular nystagmus. patellar jerk see patellar reflex. tendon jerk see tendon reflex. |
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Susan Wiggs provides a well written four tissue box tear jerker that showcases people in trouble. The deaf jerker mouse has a mutation in the gene encoding the espin actin-bundling proteins of hair cell stercocilia and lacks espins. According to Jerker Nilsson, who directs system application development research and development with Eka Chemicals, "Entrained air bubbles can harm runnability by reducing equipment efficiency, leading to lower sheet quality. |
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