Hiatus

Hiatus (Latin hiatus "opening up", " crack ", " divide" ) stands for:

Hiatus (geology), a gap in the sequence of layers of sediments or sedimentary rocks ( hiatus )
Hiatus (archeology), a gap in the Fund advent (possibly due to lack of colonization ) or in the sequence of layers (in this case identical to the geological hiatus )
Hiatus, the meeting of two vowels between two syllables (Co- operation) ( Linguistics )
Gutter (Comic ), the gap between the panels of the comic ( Literature)
Hiatus ( musicology ), the augmented second
The decoupling of readiness to act (drive) and acting in the philosophical anthropology Arnold Gehlen
Hiatus leucaemicus, the absence of the middle stages of maturation of white blood cells ( Medical )
In anatomy: generally a gap, hole or gap in the muscle or bone
Aortic hiatus, in the diaphragm Aortenschlitz
Basilic hiatus ( "King of opening " ), Faszienschlitz for the basilic vein in the upper arm
Hiatus canalis nervi petrosi minoris opening for the lesser petrosal nerve in the petrous
Esophageal hiatus, esophagus slot, see diaphragmatic
Sacral hiatus, opening of the spinal canal in the sacrum
Saphenous opening, an opening in the fascia lata
Adductor hiatus ( hiatus also tendineus ), an opening in the adductor canal