Sentence examples for a type of skeleton from inspiring English sources
As structural elements, some proteins act as a type of skeleton for cells, and as antibodies, while other proteins participate in the immune system.
The space between the skin and gut is filled with mesenchyme, a connective tissue made of cells and reinforced by collagen fibers that act as a type of skeleton, providing attachment points for muscles.
The structure of the notochord is characterized by a row of large, vacuolated cells that exert pressure on a thick collagenous sheath to form a type of hydrostatic skeleton in the embryo and young larvae [22].
Thus, the polymer membranes consisting of nanofibres with well-designed core shell structure can be used as a new type of skeleton material in GPEs used in lithium-ion batteries.
Stromatoporoids (a type of sponge with a layered skeleton composed of calcium carbonates) such as Amphipora were common rock builders in the mid-Devonian of the Northern Hemisphere.
The latter type of skeleton is delicate and typical of quiet waters at depth or in lagoons, while the former two predominate where water motion is strong.
Then, we regard each cluster center as the skeleton of this action and obtain the STMS by counting the numbers of trajectories belonging to each type of skeleton to gain video level representation.
In 1987, part of the skeleton of a type of armored dinosaur called a nodosaur was found in an excavation near Carlsbad.
The "extraxial axial theory" allows to recognize two types of skeleton: (i) an "axial skeleton" corresponding to ocular plates and plates of the ambulacra and interambulacra; (ii) an "extraxial skeleton" corresponding to the genital and supplementary plates, and the periproct.
Certain types of skeletons usually characterize particular animal phyla, but there are a limited number of ways in which an animal can form its skeleton.
These compounds belong to seven different types of skeletons, including ingenane, isopimarane, ent-atisane, casbane, lathyrane, abietane, and ent-kaurane.
