Sentence examples for elongation of from inspiring English sources

His nose has the elongation of age (and an implied proto-Jewishness), and it is dotted with deep pores.

People often find that ballerinas seem smaller offstage, an effect attributable, in part, to the elongation of their legs in pointe shoes, but also to charisma.

Somewhere along the way, Randy acquired a new spelling, one that better reflected the pronunciation of his name and the unlikely elongation of his career.

Elongation of the specimens was also measured.

Elongation of an IT-series splice at ultimate load.

Elongation of chain length also results in slightly better activity.

Figure 8 Dependence of relative elongation of ribbon on time.

Elongation of the patella/allograft units was constantly measured.

Elongation of a RT-series splice at ultimate load.

Elongation of the canal and thickened mucosa are also seen.

Soluble starch synthase (SSS) catalyses the elongation of amylopectin chains.