in'dex, gen. in'dicis, pi. in'dices

[L. an indicator.] i. The second finger (the thumb being counted as the first), forefinger, or pointing finger. 3. number denoting the relation, in respect of size, capacity, or function, of one part or thing to another, the latter being usually taken as i or 100. 3. list of subjects, with page references, treated of in a book. the aunde or pinna, or length j of pinna -.. the maximum length of the cranium, according to the fP^"l^.length of. cranium -; alveolar i. breadth, xioo the two orbits to that of the cranial cavity multiplied by 100. cephalic the measurements being taken between the inner surfaces of the cranium. per erythrocyte; blood quotient. from the anterior surface of the first premolar to the posterior surface of the third molar) to the basin a sial (basion „. to, nasion). V length, X, = dental length xioo malaria or other endemic disease, in any given locality. imum width between the ih'alar prominences; to get the superior facial i., the length is measured frdm the nasion or ophryon to the alveolar point -^—i ophryo-alveolar r-. bizygomatic (nas i alveolar) ^^ 7: width rrrr length ' xioo;, for the.; total facial i., the mandible is included in the length, measured from -^— the nasion r-.—"^^ or ophryon to the mental tubercle,..,.j., to alveolar point) and basin a sial (basion to nasion) lengths, the latter being taken as bas i alveolar length xioo degree of projection of the upper jaw; alveolar i. ganic salts in the urine to that of the inorganic salts in the blood; a figure obtained by dividing the electrical resistance of the blood by that of the urine; it varies from 3 to s in health. aperture to the length of a line from the nasion to the