The dire wolf differed from the modern wolf in several ways: it was larger and it had a more massive skull, a smaller brain, and relatively light limbs.
The German bore and the choked mouthpiece also facilitate complex passage work and can deliver a more massive tone.
The west wall of the church was demolished and replaced by a more massive structure, 10 feet thick at the base.
With the addition of spatial information afforded by the fluorescence microscopy platform for FRAP, these measurements can be used to distinguish between a protein that diffuses through the cytoplasm as a monomer and one that is incorporated into a more massive protein complex, binding and dissociation constants, and binding specificity, all within the native environment of the living cell.
To the south, it becomes a well-cemented unit largely concealed under Quaternary alluvium, but to the north the Mountain Lion Mesa sandstone forms a more massive and resistant tan-colored sandstone which is intermittently exposed and can be traced to the base of Mountain Lion Cliffs.
Early styles were known as tatebana, standing flowers; from these developed a more massive and elaborate style, rikka (which also means standing flowers), introduced by the Ikenobō master Senkei around 1460.
However, instead of using nanoengineered Si fabricated with complicated patterning techniques [11], a more massive and low-cost technique to produce porous Si (PSi) is electrochemistry.
Croatia was almost exclusively a wine-consuming country up until the late 18th century when a more massive production and consumption of beer started, the annual consumption of beer in 2008 was 83.3 litres per capita which placed Croatia on a relatively high 15th place among the world's countries.
For example, an electron can be replaced by a more massive muon, forming a muonic atom.
