Sentence examples for hard bony from inspiring English sources

Seed: 1--many; coat membranous to +- leathery or hard, bony; embryo starchy or oily (of great taxonomic importance).

Instead of having teeth, they have a specialized hard, bony beak, as you can see on my friend, Rocky, here.

A tooth is any hard bony, calcareous, or chitinous organ found in the mouth or pharynx of an animal and used in procuring or masticating food.

The tibia's lower end flares out, forming a hard, bony knob, called the medial malleolus, which you can feel at the inside of your ankle.

Its lower end forms a hard, bony knob, called the lateral malleolus, which you can feel at the outside of your ankle.

Using these two metrics, we examined the effects of different tooth shapes under the high loading regimes that would be experienced when biting into hard bony materials.

Specifically, overextended functions of fibroblasts at the tissue implant interface for orthopedic applications lead to callus formation, fibrous encapsulation events, and ultimately soft (not desirable hard-bony) tissue juxtaposition.

Finding out when symbiosis began has been difficult because dinoflagellates have no hard or bony parts that fossilize.

He and Jesus could be brothers except for his haughty face, so hard and bony it could be a helmet.

When the antlers have reached their full extent, the blood supply is constricted, and the skin, or velvet, peels off, thus revealing the hard, dead, bony antlers produced by the male deer in time for the autumn mating season.

Tiberin [1] defined "brain stones" or "cerebral calculi" as general terms referring to "large, solitary or multiple, well-circumscribed bony hard areas of pathological intracerebral calcification", the aetiopathologies of which were thought to be the end result of chronic, insidious "non-neoplastic space-occupying lesions".