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SUPERVENIENCE

In the philosophy this is situation where any type of modulation can happen only if certain number of elements must

SUPPOSITORY

rectally induced medicine which is usually used for the pain therapy. Other then rectal suppositories, there are vaginal suppositories available

SURPLUS MEANING

1. importance given to any information which is other than those primary visible; 2. In literature, this is concept that

SURVIVORSHIP

1. situation where individual has common life after some serious illness or difficult life experiences or some kind of natural

SYLLABARY

a system of writing with each syllable with a separate symbol. Compare alphabet.

SYMBOLIC LOGIC

analytical appliance of symbolic items in logic reasoning. In modern logic reasoning, such symbols are often mathematical ones. Mathematical terms

SYMPATHETIC CHAIN

a beadlike chain of ganglia in the sympathetic nervous system.

SYMPTOMATIC ACT

It is an action which taken because of a certain purpose but it has a hidden meaning or intention. In

SYNCHRONOUS CORRELATION

the correlation between the degree of relationship of variables at a set moment in time.

SYNOPTIC

In the form of a summary or a synopsis.

SYSTEM FLOW DIAGRAM

It is used in the ergonomics and it is the way that people use to illustrate how materials move or

SELF-ACCUSATION

The act of blaming yourself unjustly for a negative occurrence. A person blames himself and he is unable to justify

SEXUAL ANOMALY

a developmental or congenital abnormality of the reproductive system.

SEXUAL DIMORPHISM

the existence in a species of males and females that are different from other males and females. See sex characteristics;

SEXUAL INVOLUTION

sexual behaviour featuring unusual, involved, complicated or ritualistic elements.

SEXUAL SADISM

a paraphilia where sexual excitement is only achieved by inflicting pain on another person. It can be so violent it

SHAKING PALSY

An archaic name for Parkinson's Disease.

SHAPIRO-WILKS TEST

a statistical test that tests a hypothesis that a sample from a population will have normal distribution.

SHOCK

1. Applying an electric current. 2. A state of lowered excitability of neural centres when cut off from other centres.

SHYNESS

an anxiety that a person has in social situations that usually has 3 parts. A feeling of emotional arousal and