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| Explanation of information technology (noun) form plural: information technologies methods of calculating and processing data communications Sample of information technology IT has helped revolutionize the practice of medicine.
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| Explanation of sharp (adjective) forms: sharper; sharpest; the sharpest having a thin edge suited for cutting Sample of sharp Surgeons need sharp blades to operate.
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| Explanation of optimal (adjective) the best Sample of optimal Enzymes work best under optimal conditions.
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| Explanation of peripheral (adjective) relating to the outside; the edge Sample of peripheral His peripheral vision was poor which meant he couldn't see objects to the side of him.
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| Explanation of therm- (preffix) heat Sample of therm- A thermometer measures temperature (the amount of 'heat').
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| Explanation of incus (noun) form plural: incuses one of the ossicles Sample of incus The incus is also known as the anvil.
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| Explanation of slightly (adverb) a little bit; marginally Sample of slightly The man was slightly drunk when he walked out in front of the car.
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| Explanation of fallopian tube (noun) form: no plural pair of ducts through which the eggs are moving to the uterus Sample of fallopian tube Each fallopian reaches the upper end of the uterus.
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| Explanation of hydrolyze (verb) forms: hydrolyzed; hydrolyzed; hydrolyzing to break down a compound by means of water Sample of hydrolyze Dipeptidases hydrolyzes pairs of amino acids.
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| Explanation of episodic (adjective) occurring at separate times Sample of episodic The patient suffered episodic epileptic attacks. Granted that psychologists have described a whole taxonomy of memory, procedural and declarative, episodic and semantic, working and reference, should one expect similar underlying biochemical and cellular changes to be involved in each, or would every form of memory have its own special biochemistry?
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