1 If three letters together represent a single sound, they constitute a trigraph, such as tch in catch and sch in schmaltz. 2  Similarly, to take the consonant trigraph t c h, the teacher can explain that in this word the three letters together âsayâ the sound. Similarly, to take the consonant trigraph t c h, the teacher can explain that in this word the three letters together âsayâ the sound. 2  Both digraphs and trigraphs in French have their origin in history and phonology.
When a reflex arc consists of only two neurons in an animal (one sensory neuron, and one motor neuron), it is defined as monosynaptic. Monosynaptic refers to the presence of a single chemical synapse.he reaction of teh stretch reflex is trying to keep the muscle at the same length by shortening the muscle. The stretch reflex is important for maintaining muscle tone and adjusting it reflexively. Patellar, (knee jerk).
The sensory side of the reflex arc conveys specificity as to which reflex will be activated. The remainder of the reflex response is governed by the specific synaptic connections that lead to the effector neurons. A familiar reflex is the knee-jerk or stretch reflex.It involves the patellar (kneecap) tendon and a group of upper leg muscles.he term âreflexâ is also applied to other reactions, even though the central nervous system is not involved, for example, axon reflexes and local reflexes executed by the peripheral nervous system.