Sentence examples for crest projects from inspiring English sources

Tibia robust; proximal articular condyle sub-equally expanded; cnemial crest projects cranially then laterally (autapomorphic); ovoid distal articular surface; distal breadth more than twice that of mid-shaft.

The proximal end is subtriangular, the cnemial crest projects slightly anteriorly, and the distal end has a short posterolateral process (Figure 9A).

The cnemial crest is thick and robust, projecting cranially at its proximal margin, then scooping distally so that the distal margin of the crest projects laterally and encloses a deep fossa.

Plumage brown, substantial crest projecting horizontally from back of head.

(15H01212), and a grant from the Core Research for Evolutional Science and Technology (CREST) project of 'Creation of Fundamental Technologies for Understanding and Control of Biosystem Dynamics' of the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) to A.K. (JPMJCR14W2).

Yes, he acknowledges, the Eagle Crest project could help reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that fuel climate change.

Within the T-CREST project we propose novel solutions for time-predictable multi-core architectures that are optimized for the WCET instead of the average-case execution time.

In this talk I will give an overview of the T-CREST project, the individual sub-projects, and present some early results on the on-chip interconnect and the processor research.

The T-CREST project is developing a time-predictable system that will simplify the safety argument with respect to maximum execution time while striving to increase the performance with multicore processors.

It is distinguished by a spike-like crest which projects up and back from the skull.

However, Johnson [ 29] found morphological affinities with other groups (non haemulids), such as the rugosity on the frontal bone surface similar to a few apogonids, bramids, and serranids as well as to Acanthocepola Lobotes Pseudopentaceros and Sphyraenops, and the shape of the spine-like crest that projects beyond the posterior margin of the cranium that is well-developed in preflexion larvae.