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heart
(redirected from athletic heart)

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heart (Essential part), noun core, essence, marrow, nerve, nucleus, pith, sum and substance
Associated concepts: heart of the case, heart of the pleadings
heart (Fortitude), noun ardor, backbone, doughtiness, fearlessness, fervor, focus, gallantry, intestinal fortitude, mettle, spirit, substance, toleration, valor
heart (Kindness), noun altruism, benevolence, clemency, compassion, gentleness, grace, humanity, kind offices, kind treatment, leniency, magnanimity, mercy, pity, sympathy, temperament, tenderness
See also: center, confidence, consequence, cornerstone, essence, faith, focus, frame, main point, significance, substance


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The cutting-edge material presented was fascinating and I was particularly interested with his work in the area of PET scanning, which is evolving as a modality that may elucidate the "gray zone" of athletic heart versus hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
Incomplete right bundle branch block is a common normal variant found on electrocardiogram and is also another finding that is often associated with an athletic heart and is of no consequence.
Beneath the XK8's curvaceous skin beats the athletic heart of a V8 (the first-ever designed by Jaguar), a five-speed automatic transmission (despite the sports car image, no manual transmission is offered) and independent front and rear suspensions that allow taut, athletic handling without jostling the passengers.
 
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