Sentence examples for bones packed from inspiring English sources

The mummy's organs and bones, packed in a special chest, wound up at the British Museum and have occasionally been re-examined.

About 30 such spots have been unearthed in central Europe and North Asia, some with tens of thousands of bones packed tightly on top of each other across areas as small as 60 square meters.

It will emerge at the other end plucked, chopped and boned; packed in a plastic-foam, shrink-wrapped tray; and stamped with the retail price.

In November 2000, doctors extracted marrow from Mr. Kaiser's hip bone, packed it in 10 pounds of dry ice and flew it 5,214 miles to Dallas, where Mr. Chippendale and his medical team waited anxiously at Baylor University Medical Center.

The bones are packed tight together, about 265,000 bodies in all.

The graves held tiny cremated bones carefully packed into urns, buried under tombstones giving thanks to the gods.

Relative cortical area (RCA) was defined as Ct.Ar/Tt.Ar and represented the relative amount of bone tissue packed into a give bone area.

The bone chips and cancellous bone were packed into the intervertebral disc space up to 5 mm beneath the floor of the vertebral canal.

Among the early pictures are a few sleepy, sullen-looking self-portraits and shots of his bare-bones apartment packed with Chinese friends.

The place between the graft and the remaining bone is packed with cancellous graft from the iliac crest.

Exposure to ethylene oxide at 55°C caused an almost complete loss of osteoinductivity whereas the temperature of 40°C resulted in only a slight alteration of the osteoinductivity of demineralized bone powder packed in a gelatin capsule and implanted in Wistar rats.