Sentence examples for arrowhead from the from inspiring English sources

We could see open water on Arrowhead from the trail.

Retrograde filling of splenic vein (arrowhead) from the portal vein can be visualized.

b Volumetric rendering in the left anterior oblique again demonstrates the vein graft (black arrowhead) from the aorta to the distal right coronary artery.

The CT (a) and coronal fat-suppressed T2 weighted (b) (TR/TE, 2,816/96 ms) images show a facture line (arrow) and fracture fragment (arrowhead) from the calcaneus.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 a Axial image of MDCTA of sharp (non-projectile) penetrating injury to the left zone 3. The implement bisected the left carotid sheath just below the skull base with the wound track (blue arrow) splaying the internal carotid artery (red arrowhead) from the internal jugular vein (blue arrowhead) but not causing any radiologically evident vascular injury.

Votive offerings of white butter, and arrowheads from the first century have been found perfectly preserved inside them.

A dozen display cases will show artifacts found in the ground in New York, like arrowheads from the 16th century and a 17th-century wine bottle found in Pelham Bay Park.

As a child, he used to collect arrowheads from the family's tobacco fields near the property, which probably got its name from pig iron ingots in the soil.

Bettinger and Eerkens (1999) interpreted different patterns of attribute correlation in Rosegate points, probably arrowheads, from the western and central Great Basin as products of distinct transmission modes.

(c-d) Arterial and venous phase CT axial images show contrast material extravasation (arrowheads) from the upper left renal pole into a large hematoma.

There are arrowheads from the earliest chariot burials at Krivoye Lake, part of the Sintashta-Petrovka culture about 2100 1700 BCE, but the bow that shot them has not survived.