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LAT
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LAT

(Local Area Transport) A communications protocol from Digital for controlling terminal traffic in a DECnet environment.

LAT - Local Area Transport


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For example, the obliques assist in forming the muscular girdle, and the latissimus dorsi muscle buttresses instability about all 3 orthopedic axes.
Trunk muscle activation patterns, lumbar compressive forces, and ... by McGill, Stuart M. / Physical Therapy
With the patient in the sitting position (figure 2), an area 2 cm behind the anterior border of the latissimus dorsi muscle and 4 cm inferior to the tip of the scapula is marked in an attempt to locate the hilus of the vessel.
Advantages of perforator flaps in reconstruction of complex defects ... by Metzinger, Stephen Eric / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
This forces your latissimus dorsi and connective tissue to stretch as they hold the vertebrae in normal alignment.
Getting spine-specific with stretching and strengthening by Yessis, Michael / Running & FitNews
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