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Meanings of coronal in English

Portuguese
grinalda
Catalan
garlanda
Spanish
corona

Flower arrangement consisting of a circular band of foliage or flowers for ornamental purposes.

grinalda
Usage of coronal in English
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However, previous biomechanical studies and fracture classifications have disregarded coronal fracture lines.
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Undescended testes were observed better on coronal images than on axial images.
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This finding was particularly well documented on consecutive coronal sections on MRI.
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The paranasal sinus anatomic variations were investigated via coronal section CT scans.
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Hemivertebra appears as an angulation of the spine on a coronal section.
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Slowly she raised her arms, wound the floating tresses into a coronal.
The Metal Monster
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No correlation between parameters in the coronal and sagittal planes was found.
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The coronal mass ejection, or CME, traveled at over 900 miles per second.
Reuters
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Postoperative, rotationally controlled coronal scout CT scans were used to measure HKA alignment.
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Therefore, initial measurements should be made in coronal or sagittal planes.
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The water-lilies in her hair had become a coronal of opals.
The Little Colonel's House Party
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A group of 20 patients with postoperative coronal imbalance was identified.
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Then, another coronal perfusion-weighted image of P3 slice was obtained on end inspiration.
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Rate of coronal curve progression was significantly correlated with the initial Cobb index.
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Far to the northeast ghostly Alpine peaks awaited their coronal of sunset rose.
Roads from Rome
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The 2D-FSE images were acquired in both coronal and axial planes for comparison.
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Spanish
corona
Coronal through the time
Coronal across language varieties
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