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Definition of physiological
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of physiological is as below...
Physiological
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
physiology;
relating
to the
science
of the
functions
of
living
organism;
as,
physiological
botany
or
chemistry..
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Oxalethyline
::
Oxalethyline
(n.) A
poisonous
nitrogenous
base
(C6H10N2)
obtained
indirectly
from
oxamide
as a thick
transparent
oil which has a
strong
narcotic
odor, and a
physiological
action
resembling
that of
atropine.
It is
probably
related
to
pyridine..
Mydatoxin
::
Mydatoxin
(n.) A
poisonous
amido acid,
C6H13NO2,
separated
by
Brieger
from
decaying
horseflesh.
In
physiological
action,
it is
similar
to
curare..
Morphon
::
Morphon
(n.) A
morphological
individual,
characterized
by
definiteness
of form bion, a
physiological
individual.
See
Tectology..
Bion
::
Bion (p. pr.) The
physiological
individual,
characterized
by
definiteness
and
independence
of
function,
in
distinction
from the
morphological
individual
or
morphon..
Physiologically
::
Physiologically
(adv.)
In a
physiological
manner.
Animalculism
::
Animalculism
(n.) The
theory
which seeks to
explain
certain
physiological
and
pathological
phenomena
by means of
animalcules.
Vivisection
::
Vivisection
(n.) The
dissection
of an
animal
while
alive,
for the
purpose
of
making
physiological
investigations..
Zymogene
::
Zymogene
(n.) One of a
physiological
group of
globular
bacteria
which
produces
fermentations
of
diverse
nature;
--
distinguished
from
pathogene.
Physiological
::
Physiological
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
physiology;
relating
to the
science
of the
functions
of
living
organism;
as,
physiological
botany
or
chemistry..
Physiologize
::
Physiologize
(v. i.) To
speculate
in
physiology;
to make
physiological
investigations.
Equilibration
::
Equilibration
(n.) The
process
by which
animal
and
vegetable
organisms
preserve
a
physiological
balance.
Electro-physiological
::
Electro-physiological
(a.)
Pertaining
to
electrical
results
produced
through
physiological
agencies,
or by
change
of
action
in a
living
organism..
Physiologic
::
Physiologic
(a.)
Physiological.
Hypoderma
::
Hypoderma
(n.) A layer of
tissue
beneath
the
epidermis
in
plants,
and
performing
the
physiological
function
of
strengthening
the
epidermal
tissue.
In
phanerogamous
plants
it is
developed
as
collenchyma..
Electro-physiology
::
Electro-physiology
(n.) That
branch
of
physiology
which
treats
of
electric
phenomena
produced
through
physiological
agencies.
Idorgan
::
Idorgan
(n.) A
morphological
unit,
consisting
of two or more
plastids,
which does not
possess
the
positive
character
of the
person
or
stock,
in
distinction
from the
physiological
organ or
biorgan.
See
Morphon..
Galvanoscopy
::
Galvanoscopy
(n.) The use of
galvanism
in
physiological
experiments.
Evolution
::
Evolution
(n.) A
general
name for the
history
of the steps by which any
living
organism
has
acquired
the
morphological
and
physiological
characters
which
distinguish
it; a
gradual
unfolding
of
successive
phases
of
growth
or
development.
Polygraph
::
Polygraph
(n.) An
instrument
for
detecting
deceptive
statements
by a
subject,
by
measuring
several
physiological
states
of the
subject,
such as
pulse,
heartbeat,
and
sweating.
The
instrument
records
these
parameters
on a strip of paper while the
subject
is asked
questions
designed
to
elicit
emotional
responses
when the
subject
tries to
deceive
the
interrogator.
Also
called
lie
detector.
Phrenology
::
Phrenology
(n.) In
popular
usage,
the
physiological
hypothesis
of Gall, that the
mental
faculties,
and
traits
of
character,
are shown on the
surface
of the head or
skull;
craniology..
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