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The overall fold of each monomer is very similar to the Form A structure.
The terminal vertebrae were fused to form a structure known as the pygostyle.
Such printers deposit droplets of polymer which fuse together to form a structure.
The pedipalpal segment (coxa) attached to the cephalothorax usually is modified to form a structure (endite) that is used in feeding.
The opening gets gradually smaller as new bone is laid down, and is completely closed by about two years of age, at which time the frontal bones have fused to form a structure called the metopic suture.
The writing is almost impenetrable: "By focusing on movements of concomitant structures, I have attempted to isolate the systemic relations among the changing or non-changing elements that combine to form a structure".
Like music's tempo, melody, chords and notes, words in an analytic session – how they are used and the way they are said as well as the spaces between – form a structure.
Caterpillar mouthparts basically consist of an anterior flap (labrum), a pair of chewing jaws (mandibles), a pair of complex first maxillae, and a pair of similar second maxillae joined together behind the mouth to form a structure called the labium.
He and other social theorists of the 19th and early 20th centuries conceived of society as an organism comprising interdependent parts that form a structure similar to the anatomy of a living body.
Calculations give nanosized particles I, which evidently form a structure of the ion exchanger (particles I).
Certain coral species form a structure that resembles matrix or bone.
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