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pyramidal eminence - translation to arabic
IN THE MIDDLE EAR
Pyramidal eminences
pyramidal eminence
البارِزَةُ الهَرَمِيَّة:في الأذن الوسطى
pyramidal cells
![Pyramidal neuron visualized by [[green fluorescent protein]] (gfp)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/GFPneuron.png?width=200 "Pyramidal neuron visualized by [[green fluorescent protein]] (gfp)")
PROJECTION NEURONS IN THE CEREBRAL CORTEX AND HIPPOCAMPUS
Pyramidal neuron; Pyramidal cells; Pyramidal neurons; Pyramidal neruron; Hippocampal pyramidal cell; Pyrimidal neuron; Pyramidic cell; Pyramidic cells
الخلايا الهرمية
pyramidal neuron
PROJECTION NEURONS IN THE CEREBRAL CORTEX AND HIPPOCAMPUS
Pyramidal neuron; Pyramidal cells; Pyramidal neurons; Pyramidal neruron; Hippocampal pyramidal cell; Pyrimidal neuron; Pyramidic cell; Pyramidic cells
عَصَبُونٌ هَرَمِيّ
Definition
eminence grise
[??m?n?eminence grises'gri:z]
¦ noun (plural eminences grises pronunciation same) a person who exercises power or influence without holding an official position.
Origin
Fr., lit 'grey eminence'; the term was orig. applied to Cardinal Richelieu's grey-cloaked private secretary, Pere Joseph (1577-1638).
Wikipedia
Pyramidal eminence
The pyramidal eminence (pyramid) is a conical projection in the middle ear. It is situated immediately behind the fenestra vestibuli (oval window), and in front of the vertical portion of the facial canal; it is hollow, and contains the stapedius muscle; its summit projects forward toward the fenestra vestibuli, and is pierced by a small aperture which transmits the tendon of the muscle.
The cavity in the pyramidal eminence is prolonged downward and backward in front of the facial canal, and communicates with it by a minute aperture which transmits a twig from the facial nerve to the stapedius muscle.
