Sentence examples for bulged outwards from inspiring English sources

The plexiglass in the box bulged outwards like Bugs Bunny's letterbox packed full with dynamite.

When the trap is set and ready to 'fire', the door is (a) bulged outwards (convex) and highly sensitive to mechanical perturbations.

The trapdoor rests with its lower free edge on a threshold and is bulged outwards (convex curvature).

Formed from layers of ETFE plastic (the kind used for the Eden Project domes) stretched over an undulating cage of steel ribs, the structure wriggles its way across the lawn, bulging outwards in four contorted tentacles.

With the Walkie Talkie, the idea is to bulge outwards at the top – although the alleged beauty of the resulting shape eludes me – so as to maximise floor space where it is most valuable.

[Coward] has become a fat old turtle with slits for eyes no upper teeth the lower lip bulging outwards–hunched bent the lot.

Viking ring houses, such as those at Trelleborg, near Slagelse on the Danish island of Zealand, have a rather different, ship-like shape, the long walls bulging outwards.

Inarticulate brachiopods use a different opening mechanism, in which muscles reduce the length of the coelom (main body cavity) and make it bulge outwards, pushing the valves apart.

For the baseline analysis, it was assumed that muscles did not bulge outwards past the neural and haemal spines and the transverse processes.

A model based on oxidized PtGPX5 suggests that α2 must completely unravel, causing loop β4 α2 to bulge outwards and allowing Cys to travel some 12 Å to form a disulphide bond with Cys, which has itself moved 10 Å on the flexible β3 α11 loop.

With its legs wrapped around her waist, the bird is feeding, choking, screwing her; her neck bulges outwards, as if she had become a guzzling, gagging bird herself.