Sentence examples for intact shells from inspiring English sources

Littlenecks should have tightly closed, intact shells.

These include the intact shells of two medieval synagogues, one of them identified only in the 1950's.

Only mature individuals with intact shells, both museum and fresh specimens, were used for geometric morphometric analyses.

Turns out it's because if you extract white and yolk via a couple of small holes, you can better decorate the intact shell.

One of the toolkits, which was found next to a pile of different instruments, was more complex and particularly well preserved, with its intact shell coated with red pigment.

The hollow spheres are derived by dissolution of the outer shell, therefore the intact shell can be well preserved.

The development of effective time-delay shells at the end of World War I made this scheme much less effective, as the intact shell would penetrate layers of weak armour and explode deep inside the ship.

Overall, it is likely that the negative consequences of a trade-off between an intact shell, strong attachment and a high CI will be particularly marked on the open coast, where shell scouring (leading to endolith attack) and the risk of dislodgment are both high and this will be particularly true for the invasive species.

After the verification of the proposed model for the intact composite shells using the existing data from the literature, the effect of delamination size on the fundamental frequencies is investigated numerically.

For the cbbL::Tc NC cbbL, cbbLS::Tc NC cbbLS and cbbLS::kanr mutants, the polyhedral structures represented apparently intact carboxysome shells that were devoid of RubisCO (Figure 6).

First, it is not clear how small ions with intact water shells are excluded by a pore large enough to accommodate bulky organic solutes.