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Global objectives

Global objectives refer to very broad statements of intended learning that require years to accomplish.

Global optic flow

Global optic flow refers to an information for movement that occurs when all elements in a scene move. The perception of global optic flow indicates that it is the observer that is moving and not the scene.

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Global Positioning System

Global Positioning System or GPS refers to a satellite system used to locate any position on the map.

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Global sexual dysfunction

Global sexual dysfunction refers to a sexual dysfunction that occurs in every sexual situation.

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Global structure/Macrostructure

Global structure/Macrostructure is defined as the global coherence relationships in discourse.

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Globus hystericus

Globus hystericus refers to the sensation of having a lump in one’s throat when swallowing.

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Globus pallidus

Globus pallidus refers to a large subcortical structure, one part of the basal ganglia ; a brain region involved in regulating movement.

Glomeruli

Glomeruli refer to small structures in the olfactory bulb that receive signals from similar olfactory receptor neurons. One function of each Glomerulus is to collect information about a small group of odorants.

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