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adjective ˈkɒr(ə)n(ə)lkəˈrəʊn(ə)l 1Astronomy
Relating to the corona of the sun or another star. coronal holes are a source of geomagnetic activity Example sentencesExamples - The images will be used by NOAA and the U.S. Air Force to monitor and forecast solar flares, coronal mass ejections, coronal holes and active regions.
- These gaps, located at the Sun's poles, are called coronal holes.
- It has long been known to the astronomical community that the fast solar wind comes from coronal holes.
- Areas on the surface of the Sun called coronal holes, where the magnetic field is quite open and highly energetic charged particles stream out and hit the earth's magnetic field and interact with it.
- Stepping out by a distance equivalent to the solar radius, the coronal brightness drops by about a factor of a thousand, to be about a billionth that of the solar disk.
2Anatomy
Relating to the crown of the head. 3Anatomy
Of or in the coronal plane. Example sentencesExamples - In that study, the improved accuracy of MRI was interpreted as being related to the ability to image the superior sulcus on thin-section coronal and sagittal images.
- A coronal CT image is the preferred initial procedure.
- Axial views and images were reoriented into coronal and sagittal views.
- Particularly in tumors of the superior sulcus or the lung base, images in the coronal or sagittal plane can be used to demonstrate the relationship of the tumor within the lung apex to adjacent structures.
- Sagittal and coronal cross-sectional images afford the best views and will be used throughout the MRI portion of pelvic anatomy.
4Phonetics
(of a consonant) formed by raising the tip or blade of the tongue towards the hard palate.
noun ˈkɒr(ə)n(ə)lkəˈrəʊn(ə)l Phonetics Origin Late Middle English (in sense 2 of the adjective): from Latin coronalis, from corona 'crown'. nounˈkɒr(ə)n(ə)lˈkɔrənəl 1A garland or wreath for the head. her eyes sparkled beneath a coronal of flowers Synonyms festoon, lei, wreath, chain, loop, ring, circle, swathe, swag - 1.1literary A small crown; a coronet.
Synonyms coronet, diadem, tiara, circlet, chaplet, fillet, wreath, garland, headband
Origin Middle English: apparently from Anglo-Norman French, from corune 'crown, wreath' (see crown). adjectivekəˈrōn(ə)l 1Astronomy
Relating to the corona of the sun or another star. Example sentencesExamples - The images will be used by NOAA and the U.S. Air Force to monitor and forecast solar flares, coronal mass ejections, coronal holes and active regions.
- Stepping out by a distance equivalent to the solar radius, the coronal brightness drops by about a factor of a thousand, to be about a billionth that of the solar disk.
- Areas on the surface of the Sun called coronal holes, where the magnetic field is quite open and highly energetic charged particles stream out and hit the earth's magnetic field and interact with it.
- It has long been known to the astronomical community that the fast solar wind comes from coronal holes.
- These gaps, located at the Sun's poles, are called coronal holes.
2Anatomy
Relating to the crown of the head. 3Anatomy
Of or in the coronal plane. Example sentencesExamples - A coronal CT image is the preferred initial procedure.
- Axial views and images were reoriented into coronal and sagittal views.
- Sagittal and coronal cross-sectional images afford the best views and will be used throughout the MRI portion of pelvic anatomy.
- Particularly in tumors of the superior sulcus or the lung base, images in the coronal or sagittal plane can be used to demonstrate the relationship of the tumor within the lung apex to adjacent structures.
- In that study, the improved accuracy of MRI was interpreted as being related to the ability to image the superior sulcus on thin-section coronal and sagittal images.
4Phonetics
(of a consonant) formed by raising the tip or blade of the tongue toward the hard palate.
Origin Late Middle English (in coronal (sense 2 of the adjective)): from Latin coronalis, from corona ‘crown’. nounˈkɔrənəlˈkôrənəl 1A garland or wreath for the head. her eyes sparkled beneath a coronal of flowers Synonyms festoon, lei, wreath, chain, loop, ring, circle, swathe, swag - 1.1literary A small crown; a coronet.
Synonyms coronet, diadem, tiara, circlet, chaplet, fillet, wreath, garland, headband
Origin Middle English: apparently from Anglo-Norman French, from corune ‘crown, wreath’ (see crown). |