Sentence examples for bony point from inspiring English sources

The skull's hollow crest is like that of Corythosaurus, but is more pointed along its top, not as tall, wider side to side, and has a small bony point at the rear.

To digitize the information of the Lodox images (see figure 3), the operator electronically placed a marker on the respective bony landmarks (spinous processes) of C7 and T8 in order for the software to detect the bony point.

First adjust the buckle on the crown so that the metal fitting that holds the nose band, chinstrap and cheek piece together sits about 2-3 finger-widths below (towards the horses nose) the bony point of his cheek bone.

We peer into the cobbled yard while the porter argues with the driver and the sheep nudge our thighs with the bony points of their heads.

When asked about Aguero being preferred, as a world-class player, Bony pointed to his team-mate's lack of match fitness.

In this system the Latin names of the bony points of attachment are either joined, as in sternocleidomastoid, naming the human muscle that runs from the sternum and clavicle to the mastoid region of the skull, or they may be named for their form or their gross function.

The most common mechanism is due to the penetration of sharp bony points at a new rib fracture, which damages lung tissue.

The clinical technique using a standardised goniometer has the advantage of using fixed bony points over photographic and radiological techniques.

Chronically sick pigs generally become emaciated, with long, dull hair and may have ulcerative sores over bony points.

Moreover, we investigated the intraobserver reliability, the interobserver reliability, and the root-mean-square error (RMSE) of this measuring method using bony points in 10 randomly selected hips out of the 160 available hips.

We measured the anteversion of the line between the beads on the second CT and compared this with the TAL alignment measured from the bony points on the first CT.