Sentence examples for elongated central from inspiring English sources

Many have elongated central tail feathers.

These Arctic-breeding ducks get their name from the males, which have two exceptionally elongated central tail feathers.

On February 8 , 1802 Willard patented an eight-day pendulum clock housed in a case having a round top portion bearing the dial, an elongated central portion, and a rectangular base.

Her own paintings became symmetrical arrangements around an elongated central axis, and the colors varied wildly, as in "Offering of the Universe" (1964), whose discs, triangles and other geometric forms are arranged in a perfectly balanced image that suggests a universal clock.

This secretory structure is formed by a ring of epidermal and parenchymatic cells surrounding a group of elongated central cells.

For example, a transmembrane four-helical bundle in cytochrome bc1 binds a pair of porphyrins in an elongated central cavity running down the center of the structure.

Observations from the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope in 1997 revealed an "elongated bright central region" that peaked at 9″ (70 AU) to the northeast of Vega.

The second includes blades with relatively elongate central veins or ribs (costapalmate) or those in which segments radiate from a central region at the tip of the petiole.

It has an elongate central rod that is quite massive and flanked by thin-walled lateral chambers.

Based on dissections of other acalyptrate flies (Kotrba unpublished), we believe the elongate central rod flanked by thin-walled lateral chambers of this species to be autapomorphic.

The cells were spindle-shaped and medium-sized with indistinct cell borders and moderate amounts of eosinophilic, fibrillar cytoplasm and had an elongate, central nucleus with normochromatic, coarsely stippled chromatin.