Category: C

Multinucleate, the nuclei are not separated by cross walls.  

Possessing a coelom.  

A cavity in the mesoderm in the body of higher animals, which arises in the embryo and is lined on all surfaces by a duplicate epithelium, the peritoneum. A body cavity in an embryo, which divides to form the thorax and abdomen. Body cavity of an embryo that gives rise in humans to the pleural,…

An expression of the frictional force developed when two surfaces pass across one another is useful in predicting the number of feet required to stop a vehicle at a given speed, on a given surface, under specific circumstances.  

In genetics, alleles each of which produces an independent effect in heterozygotes.  

In research, categories of recurring facts, themes, comments, and the like selected from fieldnotes for attention because they are likely to help explain a situation of interest. Once established, new fieldnotes are coded into these categories. The process of substituting a symbol (code), usually a numeric or alphanumeric string of characters, for a term, such…

In law, a process of collecting and arranging the laws of a state into a code.  

In law, a supplement to a will that modifies the original will in some respect.  

A set of rules for ethical behavior, usually drawn up by a professional organization for the guidance of its members. A summary (sometimes in written form) of a profession’s values and standards of conduct.  

A Class B narcotic was first extracted from morphine sulfate in 1832. It is used as an active ingredient in a variety of cough medicines and as an analgesic with only about one-sixth the potency of morphine. It is an addicting drug. A common painkilling drug that can also be used to suppress coughing and…