Sentence examples for broad bearing from inspiring English sources

The germinating spore grows into a small gametophyte, or prothallium, usually only 0.3 to 1 centimetre (0.2 to 0.4 inch) long or broad, bearing rhizoids (hairlike structures for water and mineral absorption and attachment to the soil).

The adductor attachments to the residual limb were preserved and a broad end-bearing surface for weight bearing was provided.

Monticolomys has broad hindfeet bearing prominent pads and long outer digits.

So after all that talk about the broadest shoulders bearing the heaviest burden, how do the figures stack up?

This approach allowed maintenance of muscular attachments to the femur, soft tissue closure and resulted in a residual limb of acceptable length with a broad weight-bearing surface that was fitted with a prosthesis successfully.

And so they seemed, with several bearing broad smiles.

AS I have mentioned in a previous posting, there are many different sorts of martyrdom in the broad sense of bearing witness, at a high or ultimate cost, to an awkward truth or passionately embraced cause.

C. australis in the central North Island has evolved a much sturdier form called tī manu "with branches bearing broad, straight upright leaves".

Leaving port with a broad white flag bearing the motto "Free Trade and Sailors' Rights", Chesapeake met with Shannon near 5 pm that afternoon.

Oliver Hazard Perry, in command of naval forces on Lake Erie during September 1813, named his flagship, which flew a broad blue flag bearing the words " give up the ship!" The phrase is still used in the US Navy today.

Mr Osborne will revive his claim that "those with the broadest shoulders" are bearing the biggest burden of tackling the deficit despite the decision to reduce the top rate of tax from 50p to 45p in the pound on incomes above £150,000 a year.