CVT

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CVTContinuously Variable Transmission (automotive, sport, utility & hybrid vehicles)
CVTContinuously Variable Transmission (vehicles)
CVTCenter for Victims of Torture
CVTConstant Velocity Transmission
CVTCircuit Validation Test
CVTConverter
CVTContinuously Variable Transmission
CVTCertified Veterinary Technician
CVTCapital Value Tax
CVTContinuing Vocational Training
CVTConstant Voltage Transformer
CVTControl Value Table
CVTCardiovascular Technologist
CVTCardiovascular Technician
CVTClub Veveysan de Tennis (French: Vevey Tennis Club; Vevey, Switzerland)
CVTCommittee on Vocational Training (UK)
CVTCentre de Veille Technologique (French: Technology Watch Center; Luxembourg)
CVTCentre de Vacances et de Tourisme (French: Vacation and Tourism Center)
CVTCommercial Vehicle Telematics
CVTCentroidal Voronoi Tessellation
CVTCapacitor Voltage Transformer
CVTCurrent Value Table
CVTCoordinated Video Timings
CVTCongenital Vertical Talus (aka rocker-bottom foot deformity)
CVTChemical Vapor Transport
CVTCommunications Vector Table
CVTChariton Valley Telephone (Bucklin, MO)
CVTTraining Aircraft Carrier
CVTCollege du Val-de-Travers
CVTControlled Variable Time
CVTCitizens for Voluntary Trade
CVTCollaborative Virtual Testing
CVTCreative Vision Technologies, Inc.
CVTChess Visualization Training
CVTCode Version Table
CVTCellular Video Transmitter
CVTColorado Valley Transit
CVTCerebrovascular Thrombosis
CVTCoosa Valley Technical Institute (Rome GA, USA)
CVTConcept Verification Test
CVTCenter of Volcanic Textures
CVTComponent Verification Tool
CVTComposite Vinyl Tile (flooring)
CVTConstant Velocity Target
CVTContinuous Verification and Testing
CVTContractor Verification Testing
CVTCentral Vermont Railway, Inc.
CVTCharacter Mode Virtual Terminal
CVTControl Volume Thermodynamics
CVTConfiguration Verification Test
CVTCapital Variance Template
CVTClive Vale Translations
CVTCertified Vascular Technologist
CVTColumbia County, Wisconsin Civil Municipal Districts
CVTControlled Vulnerability Test
CVTCryptographic Verification Test
CVTConformance Validation Test
CVTCurrent to Voltage Transmitter
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Caption: Ohio bowhunter Nathan "Tate" Hale was born with a condition known as Bilateral Congenital Vertical Talus, which resulted in the amputation of his right leg in September 2015.
What I LOST To WIN. Finding Triumph in the Face of Tragedy
Moreover, GDF5 gene mutation are also involved in angel shaped phalangeal dysplasia (ASPED), proximal phalangism (SYM1), multiple synostoses syndrome (SYNS1 and SYNS2) and congenital vertical talus (CVT).17-21
Brachdactyly Instigated as a Result of Mutation in GDF5 and NOG Genes in Pakistani Population
Multiple contractures including camptodactyly of both hands with fingers in the "windmill vane position," a right congenital vertical talus, and left talipes equinovarus were noted.
Freeman-Sheldon Syndrome: First Molecularly Confirmed Case from Sub-Saharan Africa
[1] In addition to DTD, a congenital vertical talus can occur sporadically and as a nonsyndromic autosomal dominant trait.
Digitotalar dysmorphism: molecular elucidation
Congenital Vertical Talus. The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (2006);48B:1442-46.
Analysis of ankle alignment abnormalities as a risk factor for pediatric flexible flat foot
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