Polarization

(po-lar-i-za’-shun) \_pol us, of the cerebral cortex, which when occurring pole], i. The act of polarizing, or the in children, gives rise to infantile cerebral state of being polarized. 2. A condition palsy. P., Anterior Superior, an in flam produced in a ray of light by absorption, rematory disease of the gray matter of the third flection, or refraction, by means of which the ventricle, of the anterior portion of the fourth, vibrations are restricted and take place in and of that about the Sylvian aqueduct. It one plane only (plane P.), or in curves (cir is characterized by ophthalmoplegia, chiefly cular or elliptic P.). The plane of P. is external, and a peculiar somnolent state. altered or rotated when the light is pa ed 513