Sentence examples for Have a descended from inspiring English sources

Fitch found that animals like lions and koalas also have a descended larynx, and, equally important, he showed that bigger animals have deeper voices.

"We lack fur, walk upright, have big brains and subcutaneous fat and have a descended larynx, a feature common among aquatic animals but not apes".

However, we now know that some deer species, the roaring cats, and two species of gazelle also have a descended larynx, indicating that a low larynx position must have alternative, non-linguistic functions.

Bucks have a descended larynx and generate f o well below what is expected for animals of their size.

Melodic lines tend to have a descending contour, and duple metres with syncopated rhythms prevail.

Melodic contours vary by genre, but they often have a descending inflection; rhythmic structures range from strongly metred collective dance songs to free-rhythm individual songs.

So we can have a descending chain (Q > K_1 > T_1 > K_2 > T_2 > cdots ) of right ideals of (Q) such that (T_i) are cyclic but (K_i) are not cyclic.

By continuing in this manner we have a descending chain ( S oplus M ge Soplus M_1 ge S oplus M_2 ge cdots ) of submodules of (S oplus M).

The aria begins with undulating patterns in the orchestra, over which the singer has a descending three-note figure.

The reservoir average pressure has a descending trend until 200 days.

With the falling percentage of jammers, the average capacity gain of the small-cell layer consequently has a descending trend.