The surface has protruding irregular ribs that resemble clouds.
Some main symptoms of it include short stature, abnormally long fingers and toes, irregular ribs [ 21].
Above that limit, the structural waves are confined by ribs, as already noticed by several authors, and localised in restricted areas (one or a few inter-rib spaces), presumably due to a slightly irregular spacing of the ribs across the soundboard.
Because of the complexity of the detection environment (the irregular surface of the rib walls, the presence of clutter sources, and the significant variation in the installed angle of the bolt-plates) recognising consistent features for the target was not a trivial task.
SEM micrographs reveal a cell wall which is smooth or covered by an irregular network of subtle ribs (Figs. 2b,2c).
Typical radiographic findings include a narrow, bell-shaped thorax with short, horizontally oriented ribs and irregular costochondral junctions, elevated clavicles, short iliac bones with a typical trident appearance of the acetabula, relatively short and wide long bones of the extremities, and hypoplastic phalanges of both hands and feet with cone-shaped epiphyses [ 4, 9, 16, 21, 22, 25, 33].
By now, he didn't have a rib cage, but rather an irregular line of fractured bone pushing painfully against muscled torso.
They may however originate from the pelvic bones or the ribs and take more bizarre, irregular aspects in these regions.
The outer surface of the valves is often sculpted, with clams often having concentric striations, scallops having radial ribs and oysters a latticework of irregular markings.
A 31-year-old woman (a and b) with Ewing sarcoma, a large mass with irregular shape, lobulated margins, heterogeneous enhancement, intratumoural vessels but no rib erosion.
A chest radiograph was obtained and evaluated by one pediatric radiologist in each patient prior to the start of the experimental protocol to evaluate the presence of hyperinflation (defined by a depression of the diaphragm below the sixth anterior rib) or an infiltrate (described as opacities with irregular markings without loss of volume) [ 12].
