adj. of, full of, or contained in, veins. [Latin: related to *vein]

... . deeper and more general interrelations and created the theory of.the World , Mayer , noting that at the equator venous blood becomes . bright scarlet and enriched with oxygen , made the assumption that.the functions of the body ... (Psychology of creativity and genius)
... (the main one in humans ) and. peripheral pumps (numerous , more than - peripheral hearts , venous pumps , thoracic ,.abdominal and diaphragmatic pumps , as well as contractility of the vascular . walls Gender ... ... is a pathological condition characterized by inhibition of the. central nervous system with a sharp decrease in arterial and.venous pressure Bark columns are groups of cortical neurons with the same . properties (for example , with respect ... (Psychophysiology)
... .circulation - Themain cause ofthedisease isthatdue to.thefact thattheperson became erect , theinflow of.venous blood from thecapillaries ofthelower extremities wasdisrupted .Astheauthor points out , “.asaresult ... (The psychology of corporeality)
... THE BODY . AND FOOT : Exercises for the legs , abdomen and back muscles increase the. venous circulation in these parts of the body and help .prevent stagnation of blood and lymph circulation , swelling ... (Occupational Safety and Health)
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