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Meaning of centrum
Wordnet
centrum (n)
the main body of a vertebra
Webster
centrum (n.)
The body, or axis, of a vertebra. See Vertebra.
centrum Sentence Examples
- . The vertebral column consists of a series of vertebrae, each with a central bony structure called the centrum.
- In cell biology, the centrum is often referred to as the central region where microtubules organize during cell division.
- Ancient Roman architecture often featured grand courtyards with a central centrum adorned with sculptures and fountains.
- The centrum of a discus thrower's body serves as the pivot point for generating rotational force.
- Botanists study the vascular bundles found in the centrum of plant stems to understand nutrient transport.
- The centrum of a flower often houses the reproductive organs, including the pistil and stamen.
- Archaeologists excavated the central centrum of the ancient city, revealing remnants of a bustling marketplace.
- The central nervous system includes the brain and spinal cord, serving as the centrum of neural processing and coordination.
- The ancient amphitheater had a central performance centrum where actors and musicians entertained audiences.
- Medical imaging revealed a fracture in the centrum of the patient's vertebrae, requiring surgical intervention.
FAQs About the word centrum
the main body of a vertebraThe body, or axis, of a vertebra. See Vertebra.
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. The vertebral column consists of a series of vertebrae, each with a central bony structure called the centrum.
In cell biology, the centrum is often referred to as the central region where microtubules organize during cell division.
Ancient Roman architecture often featured grand courtyards with a central centrum adorned with sculptures and fountains.
The centrum of a discus thrower's body serves as the pivot point for generating rotational force.
