morphology
US /mɔ:rˈfɑ:lədʒi/
・UK /mɔ:ˈfɒlədʒi/
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounStudy of the forms and structures of things
I am most interested in the morphology of languages
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Out of the Mouths of Apes: Teeth Provide Insight on Evolution
- Um, but they don't actually have similar tooth morphology; they have some, uh, significant differences in their teeth.
Um, but they don't actually have similar tooth morphology; they have some, uh, significant differences in their teeth.
- But they don't actually have similar tooth morphology.
But they don't actually have similar tooth morphology.
What is Preimplantation Genetic Testing? - PCRM Fertility Clinic
- Traditionally, the embryologist uses morphology, the size and appearance of the embryo, to determine which embryos are suitable for transfer and freezing.
Traditionally, the embryologist uses morphology, the size and appearance of the embryo, to determine which embryos are suitable for transfer and freezing.
- Traditionally, the embryologist uses morphology, the size and appearance of the embryo, to determine which embryos are suitable for transfer and freezing.
Traditionally, the embryologist uses morphology, the size and appearance of the embryo, to determine which embryos are suitable for transfer and freezing.
古人類学者だけど「原始人」について質問ある？ | Tech Support | WIRED Japan
- Looking at the brow ridge morphology and the really big nose and the facial architecture, it looks a lot like a Neanderthal.
Looking at the brow ridge morphology and the really big nose and the facial architecture, it looks a lot like a Neanderthal.
- Looking at the brow ridge morphology and the really big nose and the facial architecture, it looks a lot like a Neanderthal.
Looking at the brow ridge morphology and the really big nose and the facial architecture, it looks a lot like a Neanderthal.
English Vocabulary: Roots, Prefixes and Suffixes
- morphology, the study of morphemes; morph, this is a verb that means to change shape;
morphology, the study of morphemes; morph, this is a verb that means to change shape;
- 'morphology'
'morphology'
Why Does My Brain Sleep?
- Firstly, what a strange morphology for a creature, okay?
Firstly, what a strange morphology for a creature, okay?
- Firstly, what a strange morphology for a creature, okay?
Firstly, what a strange morphology for a creature, okay?
Let's Read Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil CC ASMR First Article
- To consider psychology as the morphology and evolutionary doctrine of the will to power—
To consider psychology as the morphology and evolutionary doctrine of the will to power—
- To consider psychology as the morphology and evolutionary doctrine of the will to power as I consider it, this no one has touched upon.
To consider psychology as the morphology and evolutionary doctrine of the will to power as I consider it, this no one has touched upon.
2014 ELTForum sk David Crystal plenary - Why English is a global language?
- What he's doing, of course, is he's identifying grammar with morphology, word endings, which English hasn't got many of.
What he's doing, of course, is he's identifying grammar with morphology, word endings, which English hasn't got many of.
- with morphology word endings - which
with morphology word endings - which
How to learn more languages at the same time (webinar part 4/7)
- And in all morphology as well, like very me-many words are, are pretty similar.
And in all morphology as well, like very me-many words are, are pretty similar.
- and not only in that regard - in morphology for example,
and not only in that regard - in morphology for example,
Steven Pinker: Linguistics as a Window to Understanding the Brain
- morphology, the rules that allow us to assemble bits of words, like prefixes and suffixes, into complex words;
morphology, the rules that allow us to assemble bits of words, like prefixes and suffixes, into complex words;
- the rules that allow us to assemble words into phrases and sentences; Morphology, the
the rules that allow us to assemble words into phrases and sentences; Morphology, the
Why Do We Kiss?
- In fact, research has shown that our surprisingly white scleras, the area that borders the iris, isn't just an accident but is a vital piece of human eye morphology that makes it easier for us to ascertain the direction of someone else's gaze at a glance.
In fact, research has shown that our surprisingly white scleras, the area that borders the iris, isn't just an accident but is a vital piece of human eye morphology that makes it easier for us to ascertain the direction of someone else's gaze at a glance.
- an accident, but is a vital piece of human eye morphology that makes it easier for us
an accident, but is a vital piece of human eye morphology that makes it easier for us