#loops

• Loops — The structural plural form of the feminine noun 'ansă', designating multiple curved anatomical formations shaped like a loop, lasso, or elements of a technical laboratory equipment. In a clinical context, it usually refers to the intestinal loops making up the digestive tract; in microbiology, it indicates the metallic wires used in parallel for inoculating and isolating bacterial colonies on solid culture media.
• Anseri — The structural plural form of a biological or regional term related to the goose family (Anser), utilized in historical taxonomic classifications or anatomical descriptions to designate the collective morphological characteristics, plumage, or behavior of palmiped birds. In archaic medical terminology, it can also refer to cutaneous symptoms characterized by the appearance of goosebumps (cutis anserina).
• To self-excite — To induce a state of excitation, stimulation, or biological, psychological, or electrical tension in oneself through internal processes, thoughts, or mechanisms, without the direct intervention of an external triggering stimulus.
• Self-excitation — The act of self-exciting and its result; the process of magnetizing an electric generator using the current generated by itself, or the autonomous generation of a nerve impulse or biological alert state without external stimulants.
• Self-regulate — To automatically adjust, tune, or coordinate one's own functioning, activity, or internal mechanism without the intervention of an external force or factor. It is used both in the technical field to describe systems equipped with feedback loops and in biology to denote the capacity of living organisms to maintain homeostasis relative to the environment.