Tributary area, spandrel girders, and columns that form the skeleton for any structure are discussed.
The job of ironworkers is to assemble the structural steel that forms the skeleton of a skyscraper.
In a few teleosts, hemal spines (ventral projections of vertebrae) form the skeleton of an intromittent organ.
Cartilage, connective tissue forming the skeleton of mammalian embryos before bone formation begins and persisting in parts of the human skeleton into adulthood.
Such a covering is provided by the bony thoracic basket, or rib cage, which forms the skeleton of the wall of the chest, or thorax.
Siliceous oozes are composed of opal (amorphous, hydrated silica) that forms the skeleton of various microorganisms, including diatoms, radiolarians, siliceous sponges, and silicoflagellates.
The result ranges from Blind Adam's strict minimalism of knotted rope forming the skeleton of a caftan to Maria Mastori and Filep Motwary's elaborate "Nuptialis," an account of fashion history given a contemporary spin.
Adjustable pallet racks are used widely worldwide and are characterized by regular systems of perforations along the uprights (i.e. vertical members) to connect easily pallet beams and diagonal members forming the skeleton frame.
A dispute over cost escalation led to a cancellation of the contract (the rusting steel that forms the skeleton was getting more expensive by the day).To say the least, this is bad public relations for Bangalore, the hub of the great Indian boom in software and remote services, such as call-centres (known as "business process outsourcing", or BPO).
Fibrillar part forms the skeleton of the wall, which is embedded in the matrix of amorphous component.
