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  1. (conformation) a symmetrical arrangement of the parts of a thing
  2. (conformation) shape: any spatial attributes (especially as defined by outline); "he could barely make out their shapes"
  3. (conformation) conformity: acting according to certain accepted standards; "their financial statements are in conformity with generally accepted accounting practices"
  4. (Conformation (chemistry)) In chemistry, conformational isomerism is a form of stereoisomerism in which the isomers can be interconverted exclusively by rotations about formally single bonds. ...
  5. (Conformation (dog)) Conformation in dogs refers solely to the externally visible details of a dog's structure and appearance, as defined in detail by each dog breed's written breed standard. ...
  6. (Conformation (horse)) Equine conformation evaluates the degree of correctness of a horse's bone structure, musculature, and its body proportions in relation to each other. Undesirable conformation can limit the ability to perform a specific task. ...
  7. (conformation) The geometrical arrangement in polymers arising from rotation about adjacent carbon-carbon single bonds.
  8. (conformation) the appropriate alignment of the alpaca's body structure in proportion to the whole animal.
  9. (Conformation) The physical attributes of and bodily proportions of a horse; how it is put together.
  10. (Conformation) The body form or physical traits of an animal or parts of the animal in the case of udder conformation.
  11. (Conformation) The form and structure, make and shape; arrangement of the parts in conformance with breed standards
  12. (Conformation) refers to the way a molecule folds itself in three-dimensional space based on the rotation around carbon-carbon single bonds; configuration (such as R or S configuration of a chiral center or cis or trans configuration of double bonds) refers to the specific orientation of atoms, ...
  13. (Conformation) a trial event in which the terrier is judged on the degree in which various angles and parts of the body agree or harmonize with each other (based on a breed standard). ...
  14. (Conformation) The three-dimensional arrangement adopted by a molecule, usually a complex macromolecule. Molecules with the same configuration can have more than one conformation.
  15. (Conformation) A dog sport where a dog is examined by a judge for how close it comes to matching (or conforming to) the breed standard for that particular breed of dog. For mixed-breed dogs, this includes general soundness and balance as well as excellent temperment and manners. ...
  16. (Conformation) A molecular geometry that differs from other geometries chiefly by rotation about single or triple bonds; distinct conformations (termed con formers) are associated with distinct potential wells. ...
  17. (Conformation) Features of the external morphology (i.e., the relative musculoskeletal dimensions) of a horse that interest breeders and exhibitors, not least because they can affect its performance (Loch, 1977).
  18. (Conformation) The ability of a precision insert bearing to match the shape and contour of a shaft surface even after it has been in use for some time.
  19. (Conformation) The build of a horse that is determines how likely it is to be healthy
  20. (Conformation) The overall build and appearance of a horse. Often used to compare an individual horse to its breed standard.
  21. (Conformation) The proportionate development of carcass parts or wholesale cuts, and the ratio of muscle to bone.
  22. (Conformation) The structure of a thoroughbred’s body, as determined by the arrangement and harmony of its parts.
  23. (Conformation) Visual or measurable variation in shape or body proportions of animals. Sometimes assessed with a subjective scoring system as in type scores for dairy cattle.
  24. (conformation) the desirable physical characteristics (body structure) of the donkey
  25. (Conformations) Varying progressive versions of a film that is in the editing stage.