The shellfish eaters among them have coarse, pavementlike, crushing teeth.
At the Trey Whitfield School in a bleak corner of Brooklyn, toddlers imitate consonant and vowel sounds and learn that "cup" starts with C, not K. Teenagers understand that the rules prohibit gold teeth, coarse talk in the hallways and hip-hop fashions.
Dysmorphologic evaluation revealed: round face with narrow and up-slanting palpebral fissures, thick medially sparse eyebrows, puffy cheeks, columella below alae nasi, short philtrum, thin lips, hypodontia with coarse and rudimental shaped teeth, small mandible, large ear lobules, long fingers with short fifth digits bilaterally.
Coarse or twisted hair, early primary tooth loss, and natal teeth are other features of PC2, reflecting the expression of the affected genes in the hair follicle apparatus and teeth.
From Apicius onwards, french toast recipes have made clear that the bread should be fine (ie soft) and white; medieval recipes tend to call for manchet – the paler, lighter loaf that was a great status symbol at a time when the common herd subsisted on bread coarse enough to break a tooth on.
As in other basal sauropodomorphs, the teeth of Panphagia have coarse oblique serrations on the anterior and posterior margins (Figure 5C) that differ from the fine, perpendicular serrations present in Saturnalia [19] and basal saurischians.
These files had straight-across and coarse toothing, but the advantages of obliquely cut teeth and of double-cut (intersecting) teeth were appreciated early.
To take his mind off the discomfort he snapped a twig from a sapling and chewed the bark, grinding it down into a coarse paste which felt rough on his teeth and tongue.
Therefore, a novel FE meshing method is used, giving a dense FE mesh in the contact regions and a coarse mesh in the rest of the teeth.
A mesh-generation program is also developed, which gives a dense mesh in the contact regions and a coarse mesh in the rest of the teeth.
