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Dictionary » T » Torsion Torsiontorsion 1. (Science: surgery) A type of mechanical stress, whereby the external forces (load) twist an object about its axis. 2. (Science: ophthalmology) Any rotation of the vertical corneal meridians. Origin: L. Torsio, torquere = to twist ![]()
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Results from our forumAnimal Name Game!Is it a cephalopod? Is it a cuddlefish? Is it a squid? Is it a octopus? Torsion is the process a Gastropod goes through when it moved it's body about 180 degrees so it ends up pooping on it's head. (I've read slugs go through torsion, but then reverse it.)
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Animal Name Game!Does it have an outer shell? Does it go through torsion? Is it a filter feeder? Is it a predator?
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Body's electrical current... to an improved understanding and control of the electron transfer process. http://www.scied.science.doe.gov/scied/Abstracts2006/chem.htm ghost=torsion -NADAS
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The Fiber Diseaseevening DISINFO greetings from a self confessed quack ....hell i blame it all a purist logic and the Hadron physics of Torsion Fields ............ carefull with those tin hats and such for they appeare to amplify the induced signal..... as Ali Rahimi states............The helmets ...
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The Fiber Disease... formed instantaneously. This will make even more sense to us in Chapter 10 when we study the work of Dr. Krasnoholovets and others, who found that torsion fields naturally create greater hardness and crystallization in any matter that they are exposed to. Metals that are exposed to torsion-wave-generating ...
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