Originally, the open field apparatus consisted of a flat, raised platform (Hall, 1934, 1936), although the term open field is now commonly used to refer to any enclosed arena that can range in size from a small box to a large playing field (Crawley, 1985; Whishaw et al., 2006).
Keep stoves on a flat, raised surface out of the reach of children.
The double hinges on the back let you position it a few different ways (flat, raised and angled and raised).
Lichen planopilaris is an inflammatory disorder in which small flat raised areas form on hairy parts of the skin, and they are usually very itchy.
The development of river terraces (flat, raised surfaces alongside valleys) was another characteristic of periglacial action.
The appearance is variable from unique to multifocal lesions, flat, raised, or eroded, white, grey, red, or brown.
All significant naevi were classified by the predominant dermoscopic pattern (reticular, globular, or non-specific), colour, and profile (flat, raised, domed or papillomatous).
At the end of the incubation period, cultivated cultures were evaluated by the surface (aerial mycelial) and the base color, surface lattice (bare, waxy, powdery, granular, suede-like, velvety, furry, fluffy), topography (flat, raised, dispersed), the colony's meandering shape (the radially, the brain, such as craters) and evaluated by the speed of reproduction.
While waiting for medical personnel, help the patient avoid shock -- have them lie flat, raise their feet about 12 inches, and keep them comfortable.
After all the frou-frou launched into the skyline for the past generation -- the fussy attempts at three-dimensional collage; the ersatz Art Deco confections weighed down by stepped silhouettes and ornate crowns -- it is pleasing to see a flat roof raised to the top of the skyline by four flush glass walls.
43 44 Furthermore, several different morphological forms were noted after eradication of H. pylori as (a) flat, (b) raised, (c) haemorrhagic and (d) appearing as bleeding spots with localisation in the antrum in the absence of drugs, 45 possibly owing to hyperacidity after eradication therapy.
