Sentence examples for height of the teeth from inspiring English sources

From their sister group, the oromerycids like Protylopus, to the earliest camelids like Poebrotherium, to the larger more advanced camels like Procamelus, we can document a striking change in size, crown height of the teeth, reduction in side toes, and eventually fusion of the metacarpals and metatarsals into a cannon bone.

Broaches are shaped similar to a saw, except the height of the teeth increases over the length of the tool.

The height of the teeth crowns decreases from front to back in the upper jaw, but was more or less constant in the lower jaw.

Interior growth lines, i.e., those closer to the pulp cavity, were more apparent at roughly the mid height of the tooth, and counting began here.

A combination of histological and isotopic measurements suggests that the enamel extension rate (growth in the height of the tooth) is 13 14 mm/yr.

Using histology, the growth rate through the enamel thickness (ET; perpendicular to the height of the tooth) is estimated at 0.8 to 1.5 mm/yr.

where h is the height of the tooth root; (e = sqrt {1-(b/a)^{2}}) is the eccentricity of the elliptical cross-section of the tooth in the alveolar crest; a and b are the semi-axes of this ellipse.

In layman's terms, the maximum height of the tooth is its slant height.

As is characteristic of sudamericids, Bharattherium molariforms are hypsodont (high-crowned) and have a flat occlusal (chewing) surface atop a high tooth, with furrows that extend down the height of the tooth.

The metaconule's increased utility is the product of its increased size, whereas the development of the crescentic valley and the lingual hypostria necessitate increased height of the tooth column.

Many variables become totally different in 3-D for example the labio-lingual dimension describes the contour over the height of the tooth from labial and lingual gingival margins as opposed to just tooth depth in 2-D.