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Defect can refer to:
- in biology, the failure of an organism to develop properly (see congenital disorder).
- in manufacturing, the failure of a product to conform to specification.
- in materials science, a crystallographic defect is a structural imperfection in a crystal.
- in software engineering, the non-conformance of software to its requirements. A bug, defect, error, are all examples of failures.
- to abandon allegiance to one's country and go to another.
- in geometry, the amount by which the sum of the angles at a vertex of a polyhedron falls short of a complete circle. If the sum of the angles exceeds a full circle, then the defect is negative. See defect (geometry).
- a crystallographic defect is a site where a crystal lattice is imperfectly formed.
- in politics and/or a military context, the verb to defect refers to switching sides (see defector).
Congenital Anomalies :: Neurological Disorders
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Memorial to Mary Elizabeth Karg - A site dedicated to the memory of an anencephalic infant.
Meta Description: [ Memorial for Anencephalic Infant Mary Elizabeth Karg ]
My Angel Ariel - Memorial to baby Ariel Elisabeth Sainte Claire who lived just four hours due to anencephaly. Also a memorial to her sister Catherine Angelica Sainte Claire who was miscarried at three months. Their stories, and poems.
Meta Description: [ Memorial to my baby Ariel Elisabeth Sainte Claire who lived just four hours due to anencephaly. A memorial to her sister who was miscarried at three months too. My story, poems, and gifts and awards. ]
WebRing: Anencephalic Angels - Memorial pages to children lost to Anencephaly.
Meta Description: [ This web ring is for web pages of anencephalic angels. This ring is created in memory of all the precious little babies who have left this world too soon. It is our hope that those who enter here will ]
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