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cuboid
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cuboid
1. the cubelike bone of the foot; the outer distal bone of the tarsus
2. Maths a geometric solid whose six faces are rectangles; rectangular parallelepiped

cuboid [′kyü‚bȯid]
(anatomy)
The outermost distal tarsal bone in vertebrates.
(invertebrate zoology)
Main vein of the wing in many insects, particularly the flies (Diptera).
(science and technology)
Nearly cubic in shape.


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cuboidal zirconia (CZ) is zirconium dioxide in the work of solid quartz glasses It is a robust synthetic stuff that is unremarkably without color but may be got in diversities emulating the physical colorizes of stones and gems cuboidal zirconia (CZ) is zirconium dioxide in the work of solid quartz glasses.
2) They felt the histologic appearance of the tumors was most consistent with an origin from columnar or cuboidal epithelium, with limited nonmucous secretoryactivity.
 
 
 
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