Look up: Pes

1. Pes
   Pes is the scientific term for the foot (or foot-like part) of an animal.
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2. PES
   Positioning Error Signal + Processor Enhancement Socket Processor Upgrade Socket
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3. PES
   Public Electricity Supplier
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4. PES
   Public Expenditure Survey.
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5. Pes
   Foot. length unit of either 294 mm or 332 mm.
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6. PES
   Pediatric Exercise Science [periodical, périodique]
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7. PES
   Pôle Européen de Santé, European Health Center
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8. Pes
   Pes: Latin word meaning foot.
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9. pes
   survey carried out to check on the accuracy of a census Category: Statistics
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10. Pes
    Pes noun ; plural Pedes . [ Latin , the foot.] (Anat.) The distal segment of the hind limb of vertebrates, including the tarsus and foot.
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11. pes
    Origin: L, the foot. ... <anatomy> The distal segment of the hind limb of vertebrates, including the tarsus and foot. ... Source: Websters Dictionary ... (01 Mar 1998) ...
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12. pes
    (pes) pl. pe´des Latin word meaning foot. In anatomy, it is used to denote the foot or any footlike part.
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13. pes
    (from the article `measurement system`) Roman linear measures were based on the Roman standard foot (pes). This unit was divided into 16 digits or into 12 inches. In both cases its length ...
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14. pes
    the Roman foot, equal to 29.67 centimeters (about 11.68 inches). The pes was divided into 12 unciae (inches). There were 5 pes (or pedes) in 1 passus (pace, see above), 10 in a decempeda, 625 in a stadium, and 5000 in the Roman mile.
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15. pes
    Type: Term Pronunciation: pes, pē′dis, -dēz Definitions: 1. Any footlike or basal structure or part. 2. Talipes. In this sense, pes is always qualified by a word expressing the specific type. Synonyms: foot1
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16. pes
    Latin = foot.
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17. PES
    (director) `PES` (born `Adam Pesapane`, 26 May) is a director and animator of numerous short films and commercials. Receiving a B.A. in English Literature at the University of Virginia, PES migrated to film as a storytelling medium. His use of everyday objects and stop-motion animation to cre...
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18. Pes
    (anatomy) The `pes` (Latin for foot) is the zoological term for the distal portion of the hind limb of tetrapod animals. It is the part of the pentadactyl limb that includes the metatarsals and digits (phalanges). During evolution, it has taken many forms and served a variety of functi...
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19. Pes
    (unit) A `pes` (plural: pedes) is an ancient Roman unit of length that roughly corresponds to a foot. There are twelve unciae in one pes. One pes is 11.6 inches or 29.5 centimeters. There are 2.5 pedes in one gradus. See also:
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