Meanings of malleus in English

Thomas Cromwell, like Latimer of humble origin, was the "malleus monachorum."

Caldani mentions a case with the incus and malleus deficient, and Scarpa and Torreau quote instances of deficient ossicles.

This causes the incus to move through a shorter distance, but with greater force than the end of the malleus.

Examination of the malleus shows that the width, but not the length, of this ossicle is decreased in the mutant mice.

He is known in the history of anatomical discovery as the first who described the two tympanal bones, termed malleus and incus.

Deeper, past the secret passage of the tympanic membrane, through the drum, sit like atolls the malleus, the incus, and the stapes.

The bony fixation of the malleus and stapes is explained as atavism of the processus anterior mallei and peripheral lamina stapedialis in embryological development.

He enumerates the tunics and humours of the eye, and gives an account of the internal ear, in which he notices the malleus and incus.

Sergei led him past two Malleus Guards standing watch outside a large sitting room.

Malleus sets up caches of equipment, money, and so forth.

This man must've been one of the Malleus Brethren, the elite of Hammer's soldiers.

Among the latter was the Malleus vulgaris, which is used as food by the natives.

Jeth knew it because the lower order of soldiers, the Malleus Guard, were incapable of betrayal.

The Ordo Malleus has existed, in one form or another, since the founding of the Church.

In the Malleus Maleficarum a similar story is told Puncher, a famous magician on the Upper Rhine.

It looked like a large clear-colored spider with flaccid, rubbery legs- abrainimplant of the Malleus Guard.