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(no-os-ter-e' '-sis). Dementia; lo of reason. An apparatus for saturating water Nooth's Apparatus. with carbon dioxid it consists of three gla ve els united by tubes. The gas is generated in the first, washed in the next, and stored in the third. Morm. Standard. Morma (nor'-mafi). In anatomy, a view or aspect e entially of the skull. N. basilar is, a view or aspect of the skull looking toward the inferior aspect. N. facial is, the aspect looking toward the face. N. lateral is, the aspect looking toward either half; a profile view. N. occipital is, the aspect looking toward the back of the skull. N. vertical is, the aspect viewed from above, or that directed toward the top of the skull. Sformal (nor'-mal). Conforming to natural order or law. N. Position, the typical position to which all vertebrates, especially, are most easily referred for comparison. In it the body axis is straight, the limbs project directly to the right and left; the radius and ulna, tibia and fibula, are parallel with the thumb and great toe on the cephalic (upper) aspect or edge. N. Salt Solution or N. Saline Solution, an aqueous solution of sodium chlorid of a strength similar to that of the body-fluids usually 0.6-0.75 Per cent. N.-sighted ne . See Emmetropia . N. Solution, in chemistry a solution of a salt or an acid containing grains of the solvent a quantity of the salt or acid equal in grams to the molecular weight. A decinormal solution is one of one-tenth the strength, and a cent i normal solution one of one-hundredth the strength of the normal solution. N. Structure, in organic chemistry, the union of carbon atoms in a simple, open chain, formality (nor-mal' '-it-e). Normal quality; the normal state. formalization (nor-mal-iz-a'-shun). In biology, a term used to include all proce es by which modified or morphologically abnormal forms and relations may be reduced, either actually or ideally, to their known primitive and presumed normal conditions, tormandy Colic. See Colic . lormoblast. See Corpuscle . foropianic Acid (nor-o-pe-an'-ik). See Acid . forris's Invisible Corpuscles. See Corpuscle . lorton's Aby in i an Tube-well. A tube or tubes driven into the soil, tapping the subsoil water.