Sentence examples for expanded triangular from inspiring English sources

The nostrils are very large, with a pair of greatly expanded, triangular flaps of skin in front that are fused together and reach the mouth.

In Allosaurus, Sinraptor, and the megalosauroid taxon Dubreuillosaurus valesdunensis Allain 2002 [56], the ectopterygoid contacts the jugal with an expanded, triangular ramus (Figure 47).

The postcotyloid process of the squamosal is expanded and triangular in lateral view (3.70 cm wide neck, 6.27 cm wide distal expansion; Figure 11A), and wraps around the posterodorsal edge of the quadrate cotyle.

The ischia contact the plastron along distally expanded processes that have a triangular cross-section, but it remains unclear if the ischia contact one another along the midline.

We have expanded and clarified this description: "Triangular plots of neural responses: Triangle plots (see Figure 3C,D) of sensory responses to male female and predator stimuli were generated in three steps.

Jaekelopterus howelli is the sister-taxon to Jaekelopterus rhenaniae, united by the possession of a triangular-shaped laterally expanded telson.

In proximal view the proximal end is expanded cranio-caudally into a broad triangular shape which is rounded cranio-laterally and pointed medio-caudally.

A triangular carrier-based fixed-frequency HCC strategy is expanded by relaxing the constraints on the rising and descending rates of the winding current to advance the capability of HCC to realize fixed-frequency modulation in the steady state.

Furthermore, a posttemporal fossa framed by the epiotic, pterotic, exoccipital, and intercalar, a broadly expanded ventroposterior region of the preopercle, and a large, approximately triangular, caudally expanded extrascapular are present almost exclusively in both †Varasichthyidae and †Crossognathiformes [ 17, 18].

The distal expansion is kinked and expanded laterally so that the distal articular face is sub-triangular in shape.

The proximal end of the scapular blade is expanded into a broad cranio-dorsal blade (acromion blade) and a thick and triangular glenoid fossa, bevelled medially.