Sentence examples for from the cleft from inspiring English sources

She was simply a mouth made from the cleft between his thumb and forefinger, a mop of blonde hair on top of the hand and two eyes drawn on to a finger.

During all this time — passing in other ways quite normally — the child was lifted again and again from the cleft in the rocks, still in her nightdress as Cahal had seen her, laid out and wrapped as the dead are wrapped.

Computed tomograms showed 34.5% regenerated bone, extending from the cleft walls and bridging the cleft after 4 months in one case and in the other there was 25.6% presentation of bone integrity.

During synaptic maturation, the location of N-cadherin shifts from the cleft of the synapses to the outer rims of the active zone (Uchida et al., 1996; Fannon and Colman, 1996).

Serial computed tomograms showed the regenerated bone extending from the cleft walls after 3 months and bridging the cleft after 6 months, with 79.1% of the grafted region after 9 months at the time when the canine and lateral incisor in the affected side erupted in the reconstructed alveolar ridge.

The wedges fell from the cleft, and the tree closed upon his hands, trapping him.

In the new structure, the linker between the amino- and carboxyl-terminal regions can also be seen, snaking down from above the cleft toward the active center.

Intra-articular contrast application may help to differentiate re-tears (where the contrast is leaking into the cleft) from healing (where granulation and scar tissue fills up the cleft and where the contrast has no space to leak in).

In the first set of simulations, Ca2+ entered the cleft from one single LCC and no buffers were present.

The second cluster binding site is located opposite the cleft from the radical SAM cluster binding site and near the putative tRNA substrate binding site.

This is the case, for instance, with identical neurotransmitters released from a vesicle into the cleft of a neuronal synapse.