Sentence examples for bore enlarged from inspiring English sources

Both the first and second toes on each foot of B. bondoc were also held retracted and bore enlarged, sickle-shaped claws.

The dorsal margin of VI-7 bore enlarged serrations as hinted at by the proximal region of FMNH PE 28961 that shows a single serration before the dorsal margin is obscured by overhanging sediment and smaller serrations along its distal margin.

Strigiformes bear enlarged talons with comparatively low curvature on each digit, part of a suite of adaptations to increase constriction efficiency by maximising grip strength, indicative of specialisation on small prey.

The second and third prosomal appendages are oriented anteriorly rather than ventrally, as shown by the rotation of the proximal podomeres, and bear enlarged armature, suggesting that their primary use was in prey capture.

The fishes have enlarged pectoral fins and elongated dorsal fin spines, and each species bears a particular pattern of bold, zebralike stripes.

The anterior rims of the nostrils bear greatly enlarged lobes of skin, which are fused into a single flap that reaches the mouth; the flap conceals the nasal excurrent openings and a pair of grooves that run between them and the mouth.

The outer bore was then enlarged to 1 mm to accommodate the unthreaded portion of the implant cylinder.

On a rainy summer morning, he gathered his crew at the corner of Houston and the Bowery to paste a black-and-white photo a closeup of Two Bears' eyes, enlarged to the size of a tractor-trailer on a freestractor-trailer onlel to the sidewalk.

On a rainy summer morning, he gathered his crew at the corner of Houston and the Bowery to paste a black-and-white photo — a closeup of Two Bears' eyes, enlarged to the size of a tractor-trailer — on a freestanding wall parallel to the sidewalk.

The phrase "E Pluribus Unum", on the ribbon that the eagle bears, was enlarged.

In two specimens, the proximal tarsomere was enlarged and bore the spurs indicative of tibial identity.