单词 | homoeostatic |
释义 | homoeostaticadj. Maintained by, involving, or effecting homoeostasis; of or pertaining to homoeostasis. ΘΚΠ the world > life > biology > biological processes > temperature and regulation > [adjective] > maintained by homoeostasis homoeostatic1926 the world > time > change > absence of change, changelessness > [adjective] fasteOE inunvariable1535 uniform1559 changeless1575 unvariant1582 wasteless1589 unchanging1595 inherent1601 unselfchanging1605 shiftless1606 ne'er-changinga1616 waxlessa1618 immutable1621 equal1626 irreducible1633 indiminishable1641 imprevaricable1644 Median1649 undiminishable1653 assiduous1661 unvarying1690 unfluctuating1723 unrelapsing1740 stable1742 unarbitrary1793 untransferable1794 unaltering1813 constant1817 all-or-nothing1853 all-or-none1864 reducelessc1864 unaugmentable1868 invariant1874 inadaptive1886 plateaued1899 steady state1909 hardcore1951 homoeostatic1955 monochromatic1959 1926 W. B. Cannon in A. Pettit À Charles Richet 91 The steady states of the fluid matrix of the body are commonly preserved by physiological reactions...Special designations are therefore appropriate:—‘homeostasis’ to designate stability of the organism; ‘homeostatic conditions’ to indicate details of the stability; [etc.]. 1929 Physiol. Rev. 9 401 The adjectival form, homeostatic, would apply to the physiological reactions or agencies or to the circumstances which relate to steady states in the organism. 1929 Physiol. Rev. 9 417 (heading) The homeostatic functions of hunger and thirst. 1955 J. Z. Young in B. I. Evans Studies in Communication 93 Since man's special homeostatic machinery is mainly social, medicine may often be called upon to assist in correcting some social incapacity. 1959 S. Duke-Elder Parsons' Dis. Eye (ed. 13) ii. 22 The pressure within the eye is maintained at its homeostatic level despite considerable variations in the other factors which tend to alter it. 1961 Lancet 2 Sept. 551/1 A general disturbance of the homœostatic mechanisms regulating immune tolerance. 1963 R. P. Dales Annelids viii. 167 We are not yet certain about the nature of these homeostatic mechanisms which maintain the annelid body as a whole. 1964 A. Rapoport in I. L. Horowitz New Sociol. vi. 99 Man as a physico-chemical system in homeostatic equilibrium with the environment. 1964 N. Wiener God & Golem vi. 87 The difficulties of establishing a really homeostatic regulation of society are not to be overcome by replacing one set pattern..by an equal and opposed set pattern of the same sort. 1971 D. Watts Princ. Biogeogr. v. 230 Many populations have homeostatic mechanisms within them which are designed to maintain stability through reducing the number of species which are overspecialized. Derivatives homœoˈstatically adv. ΘΚΠ the world > time > change > absence of change, changelessness > [adverb] ever ylikeOE stillc1297 unchangeablya1340 in likea1425 unchangingly1435 immutably1601 irrevocably1608 negatively1622 inalterably1631 irreversibly1635 unalterably1643 invariably1646 intransibly1654 influxibly1677 uniformly1682 eternally1694 unvariably1766 unvaryingly1814 changelessly1825 homœostatically1959 terminally1974 1959 S. Beer Cybernetics & Managem. xv. 140 These two systems are linked homeostatically as mutually vetoing systems against the two managerial criteria. 1962 V. C. Wynne-Edwards Animal Dispersion xv. 363 It is social integration that supplies the means of controlling population-density homeostatically. 1971 Nature 22 Jan. 233/2 With the health sciences system and its environment homeostatically related. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1976; most recently modified version published online December 2020). < adj.1926 |
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