Sentence examples for inner margin from inspiring English sources

In order to beat in unison, each pair is usually hooked together by spines on the inner margin of the peduncle (retinacula) or the inner ramus ("clothespin spines").

If a square hole is cut in the fin of a fish, regeneration takes place as expected from the inner margin, but may also occur from the distal edge.

Medium: tears or missing pieces in the 5 20-mm boundary, or tears that affect the inner margin in a book (binding edge).

Separation is the distance in millimeters between the inner margin of the labrum and the anterior part of the glenoid neck.

The centers of the patella contacts were close to the inner margin of the medial condyle and did not directly overlap with the centers of the tibial contacts.

A lobulated shape, wall thickness less than 1 mm and smooth internal surface have been identified as benign features, while a round, oval or tubular shape is suspicious for malignancy along with a thick wall with irregular inner margin [11].

The lids and the skin of the nose near the inner margins of the lids are common sites for the development of skin cancer in older people.

Winter artfully mirrors this mix of grand and personal: the book's small size, its delicate star- and flower-filled inner margins, the graceful handwritten script of the poems have a feeling of intimacy, while the paintings, bold in color and shape, convey the strength and sharpness of the poet's vision.

Another Super-Earth, with a mass 3.6 times that of our planet, HD85512b orbits on the inner margins of its habitable zone.

Fuxianhuia and the arthropod crown group are separated by fossil taxa like Leanchoilia, which have flattened limb bases with spiny inner margins (character F in Fig. 3) and a fringe of strong setae on the outer margins of the exites (Fig. 5C) as also seen in living marine arthropods.

In males, the inner margins of the pelvic fins are merged into an "apron" over the claspers.