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feltwork — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: felt (cloth) : a fibrous network in the meshes of a loose feltwork of silk, the young spiders are destined to live for some time Nature Magazine … Useful english dictionary
feltwork — 1. A fibrous network. 2. A close plexus of nerve fibrils. See neuropil. * * * felt·work felt .wərk n an anatomical network (as neuropil) of fibers * * * felt·work (feltґwərk) a complex of closely interwoven fibers, as of nerve fibrils … Medical dictionary
feltwork — n. something made of felt … English contemporary dictionary
Kaes feltwork — Kaes Bekhterev layer … Medical dictionary
Kaes feltwork (line) — (kāz) [Theodor Kaes, German neurologist, 1852–1913] Kaes Bekhterev layer; see under layer … Medical dictionary
Central Asian arts — Literary, performing, and visual arts of Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Nepal, Tibet, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and parts of China and Russia. The term usually denotes only those traditions not influenced by the… … Universalium
neuropil — neu·ro·pil n(y)u̇r ə .pil also neu·ro·pile .pīl n a fibrous network of delicate unmyelinated nerve fibers interrupted by numerous synapses and found in concentrations of nervous tissue esp. in parts of the brain where it is highly developed… … Medical dictionary
gliopil — glio·pil (gliґo pil) [glio + Gr. pilos felt] a dense feltwork of glial processes, as in the subependymal tissue around the ventricles … Medical dictionary
Kaes-Bekhterev layer — a thin layer of fibers on the border between the external granular layer and the external pyramidal layer of the cerebral cortex; called also Bekhterev l.; Kaes feltwork, line, or stria; Kaes Bekhterev stria; and Vicq d Azyr band or stripe … Medical dictionary
