Sentence examples for acute tip from inspiring English sources
The leaves are thin, generally with an acute tip and a broad base and measure from 4 to 13 cm long.
Fruit: nutlets generally 3, +- 2 mm, round-ovate, abruptly narrowed below acute tip, +- arched; abaxial ridge, lateral ridges, cross-ribs narrow; interspaces wide; scar near middle, round.
Analysis of the characteristics of the maximum electron emission state using our computation method indicated that an acute tip covered with CNFs has potential for use as a cathode in electrical devices which require a large FE current with low power consumption.
Adult leaves are about 80 to 110 cm long and 6 to 8 cm wide with rather abruptly rounded or acute tip.
Acute tip reorientation occurred only in cells where forward growth was countered by hyphal friction sufficient to generate a tip force of ∼ 8.7 μN (1.2 MPa), more than that required to penetrate host cell membranes.
Figure 10 shows patterns formed as a result of meeting of pore fronts from neighboring 'hands.' Their shape resembles a flower whose petals have more or less acute tips depending on the etching rate in the direction in which the hand points.
It has hard, fissured, grey bark, and narrow elliptic or lanceolate leaves measuring 5 20 cm long by 0.6 1.2 cm wide with entire (straight) margins and acute tips.
Disk Flower: generally staminate (rarely bisexual), 0--12 at center of pistillate heads, 11--78 in staminate heads; corolla white to pale yellow, sometimes +- purple; anther base entire or short-sagittate, tips acute; style tips slightly thickened, entire or slightly lobed; pappus reduced.
Disk Flower: 20--50; corolla yellow to orange; anther tips ovate, acute; style tips tapered, acute.
Disk Flower: many; corolla yellow, tube slender, throat gradually expanded, lobes triangular; anther tips ovate, +- acute; style tips triangular.
Leaf: 2--6 cm, oblanceolate to oblong or lanceolate, obtuse or acute at tip, +- spiny-dentate or entire, not much reduced distally on stem, glabrous or margins sparsely hairy.
