On the other hand, those assigned to the other cells and bony structure were assumed to be 0.30, which is commonly used in structural analysis.
"Where I had given it flesh, he gave it a bony structure," Smith said.
These skin folds usually disappear when the bony structure of the nose has developed more fully.
This labour-intensive process gave his stories what he called, referring to Chekhov's work, their "bony structure", meaning an absolute solidity of construction.
Cookbooks do not say much about how to filet an Asian carp, which has an unusual bony structure.
"Thoreau to Masefield" is set up as a wine glass on a gilded pedestal, supported by a bony structure that looks like the skull of an animal, backed by a printed paper.
In its bony structure, H. sapiens is quite distinctive, boasting a relatively lightly built skeleton distinguished in many anatomic details from its closest relatives.
The bony structure of the orbit has lagged even farther behind, and the axes of the two orbits make an angle of only about 45°.
Phrenology, the study of the bony structure of the head, was based on the belief that character could be read from the skull's formation.
Perfect elasticity exists with loads up to 30 to 40 percent of breaking strength; above this, "creep," or gradual deformation, occurs, presumably along natural defects within the bony structure.
The pituitary gland lies at the middle of the base of the skull and is housed within a bony structure called the sella turcica, which is behind the nose and immediately beneath the hypothalamus.
