Sentence examples for fold inwards from inspiring English sources

It appears that this course was adopted in early craniates by causing the ballooning eye vesicle to fold inwards upon itself (Fig. 1e f).

Upon contact between the ballooning optic vesicle and the overlying surface of the embryo (termed the ectoderm), the eye vesicle is induced to fold inwards upon itself (Fig. 1f), bringing the developing retina into contact with the developing retinal pigment epithelium (RPE).

While many would fold inwards in such a situation, Mpunga chose to find solace in music.

The edges of dry fruit bodies fold inwards, appearing like narrow slits.

The "smell" of fluids from wounded prey makes the tentacles fold inwards and wipe the prey off into the mouth.

The crystal structure of the pyridine-strapped macrocycle 13 reveals the existence of an intramolecular coordinative interaction between the pyridyl nitrogen atom and the zinc II) cation (Zn Npyr distance: 2.222(3) Å), which causes the strap to fold inwards, inducing a parallel stacking arrangement between the 1,4-hydroquinone and 3,5-pyridine bis amide) moieties.

To remain open between stops, it has been made in such a way that it folds inwards.

The pill has a star-shaped structure with six arms that can be folded inwards and encased in a smooth capsule.

The front door is worth using at least once for its singular 18th-century design: the top half opens up like a sash window, while the bottom folds inwards, like a gate.

At its anterior pole, the veil folds inwards and forms an hourglass-shaped tube that is attached through slender extensions to a curved plate oriented at right angles to the long axis of the egg and spanning the internal diameter of the veil.

The whole muscle is enclosed in a sheath of connective tissue that folds inwards into the substance of the muscle to surround a large number of smaller bundles, called fasciculi.