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[G. opriv. symbol on, an outward sign.] I. Lo of the power of appreciation by touch of the form and nature of an object. 2. form of aphasia in which the significance of signs is not appreciated. of symmetry between two or more like parts. measure.] Want of symmetry, disproportion between two or more like parts. together with, + chronos, time.] Lack of synchronism or concurrence in time; a condition in which two or n:iore occurrences do not coincide in point of time. ism or parallelism between the axis of the presenting part of the child and the pelvic planes in childbirth, ante'rior a., Naegele* obliquity. poste'rior a., Litzmann* obliquity. apriv. syn, with, + ergon, work.] Lack of cooperation or working together of parts which normally act in union. way.] Lack of coincidence in the orgasms in sexual intercourse. system or set of organs. tracting.] Cardiac instiiSciency with dilatation. hepafic a., cardiac liver.* tolic. Lo of the sense of touch. a remote ancestor.] The appearance in an individual of any mental or physical characteristic or tendency to disease or diathesis, peculiar to a remote ancestor, but not manifest in the intermediate generations. power of muscular coordination, autonom'ic a.,