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| agric. |
osier screen; screen; wire-floor |
| chem. |
interlacing; network |
| chem., met. |
lattice |
| coal. |
meshing; wire mesh |
| comp., MS |
grid (A set of intersecting lines or linear elements at right angles to each other); mesh (The worldwide collection of networks and gateways that use the TCP/IP suite of protocols to communicate with one another) |
| el. |
mesh; thick-film screen |
| environ. |
fabric Any cloth made from yarn or fibres by weaving, knitting, felting, etc. |
| health. |
grid of an X-ray tube |
| industr., construct. |
paper-making machine wire; wire |
| IT, nat.sc. |
grid pattern |
| law, insur., el. |
grating |
| mater.sc., construct. |
framework; framing; truss |
| math. |
grid |
| med. |
network (plexus); reticulum (plexus); net (plexus); rete (plexus); plexus |
| mun.plan., earth.sc. |
air grille; grille |
| nat.sc., agric. |
fly screen |
| textile |
mohair braid |
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submucosal plexus (plexus submucosus, plexus nervosus submucosus); submucous plexus (plexus submucosus, plexus nervosus submucosus); submucosal nervous plexus (plexus submucosus, plexus nervosus submucosus); Meissner plexus (plexus submucosus, plexus nervosus submucosus); Meissner nerve plexus (plexus submucosus, plexus nervosus submucosus); Remak plexus (plexus submucosus, plexus nervosus submucosus) |
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uterovaginal plexus (plexus uterovaginalis); Frankenhäuser ganglion (plexus uterovaginalis); Frankenhäuser plexus (plexus uterovaginalis); uterovaginal nervous plexus (plexus uterovaginalis); cervical ganglion of uterus (plexus uterovaginalis) |
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tympanic plexus (plexus tympanicus); Jacobson plexus (plexus tympanicus); plexus Jacobsoni (plexus tympanicus); plexus of Jacobson (plexus tympanicus) |
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prostatic plexus (plexus prostaticus); Santorini plexus (plexus prostaticus); Santorini labyrinth (plexus prostaticus) |
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DRT mesh (A group of computer systems sharing a cache of routing information, and a network protocol that is used to map numeric keys to application endpoints and find routes through the mesh. Each node in a route has an ID numerically closer to the target than its predecessor) |
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Chiari reticulum |
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Kiesselbach plexus |
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Raschkow plexus |
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Hyrtl plexus |
