TRICHROMATISM
noun. Commonplace color vision: the ability to differentiate the three primary color systems of light-dark, blue-yellow, and red-green.
TRICHROMATIC THEORY
one of many ideas of the physiological premise of color vision based upon proof from experiments on color mixture wherein…
TRICHOMEGALY-RETINAL DEGENERATION SYNDROME
a rare disorder characterized by uncommonly short height, lengthy eyelashes and eyebrows, and poor sight because of retinal pigment degeneration.…
TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA
a type of unilateral facial neuralgia consisting of the trigeminal nerve, marked by paroxysms of severe and/or debilitating pain.
TRIER OF FACT
the individual or party within a court of law who listens to the evidence presented and determines the outcome of…
TRIHEXYPHENIDYL
noun. an anticholinergic drug utilized for the remediation of drug-induced Parkinsonian symptoms, like those generated with utilization of traditional antipsychotics,…
TRIIODOTHYRONINE (T3)
a hormone consisting of iodine which, combined with thyroxine, controls metabolic activity.
TRINUCLEOTIDE REPEAT
a contiguous repeating of the same three nucleotides inside a nucleic acid. The occurrence of extra trinucleotide repetitions in specific…
TRIPARTITE THEORY OF ATTITUDES
a theory of attitude structure postulating which an outlook is based upon or contains affective, mental, and behavioral elements.
TRITANOPIA
a fairly uncommon type of color blindness wherein there is some loss of luminosity within the blue part of the…
TROCHLEAR NERVE
the fourth cranial nerve, that consists of motor fibers providing the eyeball's superior oblique muscle.