English noun: physiology |
| 1. | physiology (cognition) the branch of the biological sciences dealing with the functioning of organisms |
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| Broader (hypernym) | biological science, biology |
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| Narrower (hyponym) | hemodynamics, kinesiology, myology, neurophysiology |
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| Domain category members | abducent, abducting, abduction, accommodation, acid-base balance, acid-base equilibrium, adaptation, adducent, adducting, adduction, adductive, afferent, antagonistic muscle, antidromic, autacoidal, automatic, autonomic, autoregulation, cavernous, cell death, contraction, control, efferent, erect, erectile, excitable, homeostasis, humor, humour, inhibition, innervate, involuntary, irradiation, irritable, irritate, isometric, isotonic, isotonic, localisation, localisation of function, localisation principle, localization, localization of function, localization principle, motorial, muscle contraction, muscular contraction, necrobiosis, nutrition, parenteral, pressor, reflex, reflexive, relaxation, sensibility, sensitiveness, sensitivity, stimulation, summation, sympathetic, tonic, tumid, unaerated, unoxygenated, vegetative, voluntary |
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| 2. | physiology (attribute) processes and functions of an organism |
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| Broader (hypernym) | bodily property |
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| Domain category members | facilitate |
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