Sentence examples for cord band from inspiring English sources
The small watch, with a narrow black double-twisted cord band in either silver or white gold with a row of diamonds at the top and bottom of the watch face, is inscribed "To Ava, A Class Act, John Ford".
Although I'm not too much of a fan of the watch's face, the great telephone cord band is great.
It is held in place on the head by the agal (igal, egal), a corded band decorated with beads or metallic threads.
This consisted of four categories: Grade 1, tumours showed invasive, well-delineated borders; Grade 2, infiltrating, solid cords, bands and strands; Grade 3, small groups or cords of infiltrating cells (n>15); Grade 4, marked and widespread cellular dissociation in a small group of cells (n<15) and/or in single cells.
21 Radinsky's first week back home ended up including both the beach and barbecues and singing into a towel to exercise his vocal cords before band practice.
These nodules may progress slowly to fibrous cords or bands that attach to and cause traction on the underlying flexor tendons, resulting in flexion contractures of the digits.
In an earlier monkey study, animals recovering from a corticospinal tract lesion in the high cervical spinal cord lost beta-band intermuscular coherence, but progressively developed intermuscular coherence at higher (gamma-band) frequencies (Nishimura et al., 2009).
In a recent study of mice that co-express WT SOD1 with G85R hSOD1, immunoblots of detergent-insoluble protein in the spinal cord demonstrated immunoreactive bands that showed electrophoretic migrations that were suggestive of aberrant disulfide cross-links between WT and G85R mutant SOD1 (11).
In later looms the heddle became a cord, wire, or steel band, several of which could be used simultaneously.
The diagnosis of MS was confirmed by additional lesions in the cervical spinal cord, presence of oligoclonal bands, intrathecal Ig G synthesis.
