synchondrosis(singkondrosis)

[NL., of connection of the bodies of the vertebre with one an other, in the pubic symphysis, and especially in the sacroiliac articulation, the term being now restricted to this joint, technically called the sacro-iliac synchondrosis. In Chelys, Chelodina, and some other genera, the ilis unite by synchondrosis , or anchylosis, with the last costal plate. Huxley , Anat. Vert., p. 178. IMG:content-2699.jpg:[graphic] synaxis (si-nak's is), n.; pl. synaxes (-sez). [ wor- omy. cially for the eucharist; hence, public ship, especially the celebration of the eucharist. Not to eat and celebrate synaxes and church-meetings Jer. Taylor, Holy Dying, v. 4. with such who are declared criminal and dangerous. a synchondrosis; specifically, section of the symphysis pubis, commonly called symphyseot synchoresis (sing-kō-rēsis), n. [ synchoresis neo us. IMG:content-2700.png:[blocks in formation] synchronically (sin-kron'i-kal-i), adv. In a synchronical manner; simultaneously. Belsham, Philos. of Mind, iii. § 2. synchronisation, sychronise, etc. See synchronization, etc.