Sentence examples for flange of bone from inspiring English sources

Based on the skull originally referred to Anasazisaurus, the form of the complete crest is that of a tab or flange of bone, from the nasals, that rises between and above the eyes and folds back under itself.

The pterygoid medial process (Figures 19, 24) is expressed as a rounded flange of bone that projects posteriorly or posteroventrally in many theropods (e.g., Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Majungasaurus, Tyrannosaurus), confluent with the angle of the vomeropalatine ramus.

The braincase preserves a single opening that is overlain by a lateromedially-flattened, tapering flange of bone in the approximate region for the exit of the optic nerve (Figure 12).

Tympanoperiotic complexes were subsequently extracted from the heads by detaching the posterior flange of the periotic bone and then cutting through the squamosal bone to free the tympanoperiotic complex.

In mysticetes, the posterior flange of the periotic bone is wedged against the squamosal and the exoccipital bones (Yamada, 1948; Fig. 1).

Some SFRC specimens showed crack at the joint of web and flange of the dog-bone specimen (clear from the stress and strain contours of Figs. 10, 11, respectively).

The presence of bone between the flanges of the central peg of the glenoid was demonstrated in 32 of the 35 shoulders.

At a minimum of 2 years' follow-up, all glenoid components were assessed as having grade 0 radiolucency, and evidence of finger-like projections of bone between the flanges of the implant was found in 24 cases.

The anterior flange of the periotic was freed using bone shears by incrementally chipping the thin sheet of squamosal bone lateral to the tympanic bone.

In most waterbirds, this flange is well developed and everted strongly laterally, creating a posterolaterally facing ring of bone.

Either a wedge of bone or bone cement is placed between the anterior surface of the humerus and the flange.