Sentence examples for lacunae with from inspiring English sources

Such strategies can be traced to Cesare Brandi, a twentieth-century Italian art historian and critic, who developed a method called tratteggio, in which the restorer fills in lacunae with a series of small lines.

Triangle shows reactive process in the bone marrow lacunae with osteoblast rimming.

A small amount of new bone formation was found in some lacunae with the occasional microfracture.

These bones were marked by empty lacunae with no resident cells).

Many hypertrophic cells continued to fill their lacunae with cell membranes intact immediately adjacent to the matrix.

Instead, 10 lacunae with intact full-depth structures were randomly chosen per animal from the region of cancellous bone.

In the SC, lamellar domains were interspersed with lacunae filled with non-lamellar material, indicating lamellar/non-lamellar phase separation (Fig.  7a), a structural feature of other lipidoses associated with ichthyosis [ 7].

But the lamellar domains in the SC are interspersed with lacunae filled with non-lamellar material, which reflects a process of lamellar/non-lamellar phase separation in the SC similar to several other forms of ichthyosis associated with defective lipid metabolism [ 7].

Scientists fill in such lacunas with geological and meteorological analysis.

Their book fills lacunas with words like "perhaps," "it is possible," "likely," "could have," and so on.

(The curators counter that lacuna with their one reconstituted interior: the incredible Art Nouveau "Wisteria Dining Room," of 1910-14, a Parisian fantasia whose panelling, murals, rug, and furniture run a contagious fever of neurotic aestheticism).