The phrase "and bones in the" is not a complete or standard expression in written English, but it can be part of a larger phrase.
It can be used in contexts discussing anatomy, health, or metaphorical expressions related to structure or support.
Example: "The doctor explained how the muscles and bones in the human body work together to provide movement."
Alternatives: "and skeleton in the" or "and structure in the".
The park's commissioners had reported that "the workmen regularly turn up balls and bones in the course of their excavations, where once the tide of battle surged".
We expect that this new method could potentially provide a quick and effective approach for the 3-D measurement of soft tissues and bones in the musculoskeletal system.
It takes precision to match our subtle features and symmetry, and bones in the jaw must be strong enough to withstand the force of chewing.
After finding and eating these small creatures, they regurgitate their skin, hair, and bones in the form of pellets, which are dropped to surface and become incorporated in the sediments.
"To rebuild the dinosaur, which is almost 6 meters (19.5 feet) long, experts used a number of fossilized bones representing about 60percentt of the animal's skeleton, including the pelvis, parts of the backbone and bones in the legs and feet".
The mouth amplifies the frequencies and the sound is transmitted through tissue and bones in the skull to the inner ear.
You will isolate the vessels and bones in this step.
The doctors reattached eight blood vessels, three nerves, tendons and bone in the complex procedure.
Dheepan was conceived before Audiard's Rust and Bone, in the months after A Prophet was released in 2009.
The fish, raised in the Beaverkill River in Roscoe, New York, are taken live from the outside tank, steamed and boned in the kitchen, and served plain with just a daub of whipped mousseline or melted butter.
Audiard was at the LFF with Rust and Bone in the official competition, a film featuring a terrific performance by Marion Cotillard and a score by Alexandre Desplat as well as some John Cooper Clarke and remixed Bruce Springsteen.
