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Definition of invert
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Invert
(v. i.) To
undergo
inversion,
as
sugar..
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Noddy
::
Noddy (n.) An
inverted
pendulum
consisting
of a short
vertical
flat
spring
which
supports
a rod
having
a bob at the top; -- used for
detecting
and
measuring
slight
horizontal
vibrations
of a body to which it is
attached.
Arm
::
Arm (n.) A limb, or
locomotive
or
prehensile
organ,
of an
invertebrate
animal..
Hypoderma
::
Hypoderma
(n.) An inner
cellular
layer which lies
beneath
the
chitinous
cuticle
of
arthropods,
annelids,
and some other
invertebrates..
Pseudo-heart
::
Pseudo-heart
(n.) Any
contractile
vessel
of
invertebrates
which is not of the
nature
of a real
heart,
especially
one of those
pertaining
to the
excretory
system..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) A
change
by
inverted
order;
a
reversed
position
or
arrangement
of
things;
transposition.
Peristome
::
Peristome
(n.) The
membrane
surrounding
the mouth of an
invertebrate
animal.
Water Tube
::
Water tube () One of a
system
of
tubular
excretory
organs
having
external
openings,
found in many
invertebrates.
They are
believed
to be
analogous
in
function
to the
kidneys
of
vertebrates.
See
Illust.
under
Trematodea,
and
Sporocyst..
Eye-spot
::
Eye-spot
(n.) A
simple
visual
organ found in many
invertebrates,
consisting
of
pigment
cells
covering
a
sensory
nerve
termination..
Otolite
::
Otolite
(n.) One of the small bones or
particles
of
calcareous
or other hard
substance
in the
internal
ear of
vertebrates,
and in the
auditory
organs
of many
invertebrates;
an ear
stone.
Collectively,
the
otoliths
are
called
ear sand and
otoconite..
Hemitrope
::
Hemitrope
(a.) Half
turned
round;
half
inverted;
(Crystallog.)
having
a
twinned
structure.
Lithocyst
::
Lithocyst
(n.) A sac
containing
small,
calcareous
concretions
(otoliths).
They are found in many
Medusae,
and other
invertebrates,
and are
supposed
to be
auditory
organs..
Tautochrone
::
Tautochrone
(n.) A
curved
line, such that a heavy body,
descending
along it by the
action
of
gravity,
will
always
arrive
at the
lowest
point in the same time,
wherever
in the curve it may begin to fall; as, an
inverted
cycloid
with its base
horizontal
is a
tautochrone..
Testa
::
Testa (n.) The
external
hard or firm
covering
of many
invertebrate
animals.
Retineum
::
Retineum
(n.) That part of the eye of an
invertebrate
which
corresponds
in
function
with the
retina
of a
vertebrate.
Pelecoid
::
Pelecoid
(n.) A
figure,
somewhat
hatched-shaped,
bounded
by a
semicircle
and two
inverted
quadrants,
and equal in area to the
square
ABCD
inclosed
by the
chords
of the four
quadrants..
Invertebral
::
Invertebral
(a.) Same as
Invertebrate.
Gizzard
::
Gizzard
(n.) A thick
muscular
stomach
found in many
invertebrate
animals.
Hyperbatic
::
Hyperbatic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
hyperbaton;
transposed;
inverted.
Reciprocal
::
Reciprocal
(n.) The
quotient
arising
from
dividing
unity by any
quantity;
thus, / is the
reciprocal
of 4; 1/(a +b) is the
reciprocal
of a + b. The
reciprocal
of a
fraction
is the
fraction
inverted,
or the
denominator
divided
by the
numerator..
Inverted
::
Inverted
(a.)
Situated
apparently
in
reverse
order,
as
strata
when
folded
back upon
themselves
by
upheaval..
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