Sentence examples for destruction features from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we have shown the arthritic pathology by histology and found that it is characterized by synovitis, hyperplasia of the synovial membrane, pannus formation, enhanced osteoclast activity, bone erosion and remodeling, and cartilage destruction, features also observed in human RA [ 25, 26].

And of course, what messaging app would be complete without a timed destruction feature?

Del Toro wanted to break from the mass death and destruction featured in contemporary blockbuster films, and made a point of showing the streets and buildings being evacuated before Kaiju attacks, ensuring that the destruction depicted is "completely remorseless".

Four months after arriving on desktop, Gmail's potentially job/relationship/self-respect-saving self-destruction feature is finally available on Android.

Although benign, some hemangiomas cause deformation and destruction of features or endanger life.

The centerpiece of the show, the daunting Destruction Quartet, features four video loops depicting historical circumstances of violence derived from both global news and contemporary art, a commentary on the mutable relationship between creation and destruction.

TEXT AND PICTURES BY JON FOX The emblem for the FBI's Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate features a screaming bald eagle soaring somewhere in the stratosphere, high above the earth where there probably, technically, isn't much air to soar on.

Rapid tumour growth and extensive bone destruction are characteristic features of Ewing's sarcoma of bone and can result in bone pain and pathological fracture (Mirra, 1989; Dorfman and Czerniak, 1998).

As an illustration of iconoclastic destruction the exhibition features an anonymous 16th-century work, in which several men wielding picks and axes attack an Adoration of the Magi, and an extremely rare piece by Frans Francken II, an allegory with donkey-headed monsters trampling on marble sculptures and smashing a violin.

The geomorphic changes in such areas are cyclical largely with respect to the destruction of relict features exposed to the system as the morphogenic areas move and also with respect to the creation of landforms and deposits in morphological equilibrium with the new system.

Overall, the model predicted that tillage direction (especially when conducted repeatedly in specific patterns over many years) and field boundaries play a very important role in the creation and destruction of morphological features across the landscape – even in near-level landscapes which were previously thought to be less susceptible to the negative effects of tillage erosion.