Talk:Piriform aperture

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"Recent state" edit

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The article needs to explain what "recent state" means. My understanding: something's behaviour is determined by its recent state. eg a material that has in its recent past been operating in its plastic region will remain there and not return to its original length upon unloading (9)—thus displaying hysteresis—unless the material is reworked, repaired, or reconstituted. The bone's behavior therefore depends upon its recent state; that is, the bone exhibits hysteresis.[1]

But I don't know how this applies to an aperture. Kelly222 (talk) 03:49, 2 December 2023 (UTC)Reply

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