Sentence examples for a fascicle from inspiring English sources

A cluster of pine needles is called a fascicle.

An earlier Dickinson manuscript, unbound from a fascicle Dickinson created.

The second method determined fascicle length based on the extrapolated intercept between a fascicle and the aponeurosis (intercept method).

The soft pines have a fascicle sheath, but it is deciduous so it sloughs off during the first growing season of the fascicle (Figure 2).

During development, axons spontaneously assemble into a fascicle to form nerves and tracts in the nervous system as they extend within a spatially constrained path.

The most accurate measurements will be obtained when the ultrasound transducer is oriented so that endpoints of a fascicle lie on the ultrasound image plane and the image plane is oriented perpendicular to the aponeurosis, but little is known about how to find this optimal transducer orientation in the frequently-studied medial gastrocnemius muscle.

Gas-exchange measurements were corrected on a fascicle-area basis following Ginn et al. (1991).

The excitability index of C-fibres in all eight Type A fascicles increased following bath application of GABA (30 µM, Figure 5A, B & D).

C-fibre responses in seven of the eight Type A fascicles were sub-excitable (positive excitability index, Figure 5C) at low stimulus frequencies but became super-excitable at higher stimulus rates (Figure 4A & 5A).

He rose from his perch and removed a canvas fascicle from a shelf.

Figure 2. Eastern white pine, a soft pine, has a deciduous fascicle sheath which gives the tree a soft appearance.