Fibroblasts are large, flat, elongated (spindle-shaped) cells possessing processes extending out from the ends of the cell body.
The fruit are flat, elongated "winged seeds" held in opposite pairs, 1 to 3 inches in length, green when immature and then turning brown.
The bull-roarer a flat, elongated piece of wood, ivory, reindeer antler, or other material—used in indigenous religions of Australia, equatorial Africa, western North America, Colombull-roarer aand Sumatra, and the similar rhombos oflatelongatedstic mystery religions, was piecelled and whirled by a thin strap.
Tiktaalik had a neck, for example, and a relatively flat, elongated skull.
What's needed if MG ever comes back to sell in North America is, at the very least, a car that conjures up ghosts of the MGB, with a very flat, elongated hood line, two-seat cabin and small trunk.
The Markham Valley is part of a flat, elongated depression varying from 8-32 km wide that cuts through the otherwise mountainous terrain of the interior of New Guinea, running from the mouth of the Markham near the port of Lae, to that of the Ramu some 600 km away.
Fruit: achene, ovoid to fusiform, +- flat; style elongated, persistent.
In this project, we made use of a RIL population from melon (Cucumis melo L). – a plant whose fruits generally have a sweet aromatic flavor, with great diversity in size (50 g to 15 kg), flesh color (orange, green, white, and pink), rind color (green, yellow, white, orange, red, and gray), form (round, flat, and elongated), and dimension (4 to 200 cm) [ 30- 32].
Above the paint surface and only there, not mixed with the paint, are elongated, flat and highly attenuating particles, as expected from metal foil fragments.
The body is elongated, rather flat, and somewhat arched.
Her father was sent to Australia to found an outpost of the business, and, on his return to England, it was discovered that his daughter had contracted spinal tuberculosis, which, as a child, condemned her to lying flat in a specially elongated invalid carriage.
