The verb to decline, which comes from the Latin word declināre, can refer to the polite rejection of a proposal or a treat. For example: “You are very kind, but I am afraid that I must decline the invitation since I have another commitment assumed”, “Health problems led the deputy to decline his candidacy”, “I… Read More »
Curriculum vitæ (or curriculum vitae, in Spanish) is a Latin concept that means “career of life”. It arose in opposition and by analogy to cursus honorum, which was used to name the professional career of Roman magistrates. As a way of simplifying the concept, only the term “curriculum” or “curriculum ” is usually used .… Read More »
Before entering fully into the meaning of the term gossip, it is necessary to discover its etymological origin. In this case, we can highlight that it is a word that derives from Latin, exactly from “cauta”, which, in turn, comes from “cautum”. Gossip is called the act and the result of gossiping: gossip, gossip, murmur… Read More »
Melanin deficiency is characterized by a lighter coloration of the skin, which can appear all over the body or just in patches. The causes of the disease are varied and a precise medical history is required to clarify them. In general, however, the lack of melanin is almost always harmless, but it can represent a… Read More »
Meteorism describes a disease that is often not immediately recognized and therefore not treated. In addition, bloating, a disease of the digestive system, is uncomfortable for many sufferers. Stomach pain, a feeling of fullness even after eating a small amount of food, and a stomach that seems as swollen as a medicine ball are the… Read More »
Capsular contracture is a complication that can occur with breast augmentation. Due to a natural but excessive immune reaction of the body, a hard tissue capsule forms around the breast implant. Improved implants and more gentle surgical techniques can significantly reduce the risk of capsular fibrosis. What is capsular contracture? Cross-section of a breast with a silicone… Read More »
Laryngeal paralysis is the result of damage to the tenth cranial nerve and its branches and can occur unilaterally or bilaterally. In the majority of cases, paralysis of the larynx can be treated well within the framework of speech therapy and/or surgical measures. What is laryngeal paralysis? Laryngeal paralysis manifests itself through characteristic symptoms such as hoarseness,… Read More »
A laryngocele is a bulging of one of the two mucous membrane pockets, which in humans are located in pairs on the side of the larynx between the vocal folds and the pocket folds. A laryngocele can be congenital or acquired throughout life. Due to the inflammatory processes that can take place within a laryngocele,… Read More »
A learning disability is a developmental disability that causes children to be unable to keep up with their peers in school and other learning. There are different types of learning disorders, all of which require appropriate therapy. What is a learning disorder? A learning disorder shows up with symptoms at school at the latest, but… Read More »
Krukenberg tumor is a tumor secondary to gastrointestinal carcinoma. Metastasis usually occurs bilaterally, i.e. on both sides. If detected early, a good chance of survival can be achieved with neoadjuvant chemotherapy or radiotherapy including radical surgery. In the advanced stage, the chance is rather small. What is a Krukenberg tumor? The symptoms of a Krukenberg… Read More »
It often happens that small children have a foot malposition, the so-called childhood flat foot, which is harmless and usually disappears on its own by the time they start school. What is a child’s flat foot? It is significant that the deformity only occurs after learning to walk. This phenomenon is rarely painful, does not… Read More »
The term hypermenorrhea refers to excessively heavy menstruation. This leads to significantly increased blood loss and an additional loss of tissue. The causes lie in changes in the reproductive organs or other mental and physical illnesses. Depending on the individual reason for the symptoms, hypermenorrhea can be treated differently. What is hypermenorrhea? Hypermenorrhea manifests itself… Read More »
According to abbreviationfinder, ACPA stands for Cuban Association of Animal Production. It is an non-governmental organization that contributes, with its actions, in the field of animal industry production. Emergence Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) as entities emerged in Europe after the Second World War. A significant moment of its proliferation is linked to the decade of the… Read More »
Correct, a term that derives from the Latin word correctus, is an adjective that is used to qualify that which does not present faults, errors or faults. The correct thing is developed according to the rules or the established norms. For example: “That’s correct, my name is Santiago Juttoprecky and I live next door”, “The… Read More »
Coordinate is a concept that is used in geometry and that allows us to name the lines that are used to establish the position of a point and the planes or axes linked to them. The set of values that allow the position of a point in a Euclidean space (a type of geometric space)… Read More »
According to abbreviationfinder, CSI Las Vegas or CSI: At the scene of the crime is an American fictional television series broadcast for the first time on October 6, 2000 in the United States by the CBS network. Description The series centers around a group of forensic scientists and criminologists who work in the American city… Read More »
IPv6. Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) (According to abbreviationfinder, Internet Protocol version 6) is a version of the Internet Protocol (IP) protocol, defined in RFC 2460 and designed to replace Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) RFC 791, which it is currently implemented in the vast majority of devices that access the Internet. Introduction Designed by… Read More »
Controversy, from the Latin controversĭa, is a discussion between two or more people who exhibit conflicting or contrary opinions. It is a dispute over an issue that generates different opinions, and there is a discrepancy between the participants in the debate. For example: “The player got into a dispute with his coach considering that the… Read More »
According to abbreviationfinder, hemorrhoids are not a disease directly, but the colloquial term for a hemorrhoidal disease. Hemorrhoids are natural erectile tissue in the anal area. If the haemorrhoids are blocked with blood and its drainage is disturbed, this is referred to as haemorrhoidal disease. These knot-like bulges in the mucous membrane are accompanied by… Read More »
In medicine, one speaks of an immune defect or immunodeficiency when the immune system is disturbed and can no longer protect the body from pathogens and cancer cells. In healthy people, the immune system works quite well, but is also very susceptible to disruption. What is an immune deficiency? In general, the immune deficiency can… Read More »
FASTA University (Fraternity of Saint Thomas Aquinas Groups) is a private university with its headquarters in the city of Mar del Plata (in the province of Buenos Aires). History Children’s paramilitary organization Sheets that included Catholic fundamentalism such as that of FASTA, whose main characteristics are the following: an anti-Semitism that, unlike the Nazi, does… Read More »
CD types Mini-CD CD-A CD ROM CD-R CD-RW CD + G VCD According to abbreviationfinder, CD stands for Compact Disc. It is an optical digital medium used to store any type of information (audio, video, documents and other data). The CD-ROM drive is no longer an optional accessory to become an integral part of our computer,… Read More »
Security According to abbreviationfinder, the security of the RSA cryptosystem is based on two mathematical problems: the problem of factoring large numbers and the RSA problem. Full decryption of an RSA ciphertext is computationally intractable, an efficient algorithm has not yet been found for both problems. Providing security against partial decryption might require the addition… Read More »
Many people today suffer from food allergies. However, some people cannot be diagnosed with a food allergy and still have a wide variety of food intolerance reactions. It could be a histamine intolerance or histamine intolerance. What is histamine intolerance? According to abbreviationfinder, the term histamine intolerance describes an imbalance between the histamine in the… Read More »
Everything used to be very simple – as is well known, everything used to be simpler and also better: The entrepreneur – the word “CEO” didn’t even exist in Germany at that time – set the tone and set the direction and everyone else ran right there. Anyone who didn’t go was fired in case… Read More »
Undoubtedly, the term counted that concerns us derives from the verb count. And this has its etymological origin in Latin, specifically in the word “computare” which can be translated as “enumerate quantities”. It is the result of the sum of two clearly delimited components: -The prefix “with”, which means “together”. -The verb “putare”, which is… Read More »
To discover the meaning of the term consistent it is necessary, first of all, to discover its etymological origin. In this case, we can state that it is a word that derives from Latin. Specifically, it is the result of the sum of these three components: -The prefix “with”, which is synonymous with “together” or… Read More »
From the Latin word congregatio, the assembly or meeting that is organized with the aim of dealing with certain matters is called a congregation. Beyond this meaning, which is the first mentioned in the dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE), the concept usually refers to a community of religious or a brotherhood of the… Read More »
The term sympathy derives from the action of condolerse : experience compassion, sharing a pain. The concept is usually used in the plural (condolences) to refer to participation in someone else’s pain or the expression of condolences in the face of a loss. For example: “The owner of the company sent his condolences to the… Read More »
According to abbreviationfinder.org, the physician describes a bulge that has formed on the heart wall as a heart wall aneurysm ( ventricular aneurysm ). Heart wall aneurysms occur primarily in the left ventricle. The heart wall aneurysm is not a classic disease; it is primarily one of the late complications after a heart attack. If… Read More »