Sentence examples for light skull from inspiring English sources

The scientists also found that the Allosaurus had a relatively light skull, which likely made it a more dexterous predator, compared with T. rex, with its massive, toothy skull.

One sensor was placed over the C7 spinous process and the other was attached to the top of a light skull cup, which was fitted to the participant's head and firmly tightened, such that the second sensor sat on the vertex of the head.

It was smaller than other Gorgosaurus specimens, with a lower, lighter skull and more elongate limb proportions.

Along the way, masks reveal more than they hide, and allegorical light and skulls vie for dominance in grotesque and grand images that subvert the social, political and religious sensibilities of the late 19th century.

The small and light-weight skull is biomechanically linked to the long neck because of the leverage exerted by the head on the neck (Witzel & Preuschoft, 2005; Witzel, 2007; Witzel et al., in press).

The following video contains flashing lights, gold skulls, and Angel Haze's motormouthed lyricism over some straight-up dirty beatsmithery from D.C's Nacey.

Struthiomimus had a small, light, and toothless skull perched atop a slender and very flexible neck; the jaws were probably covered by a rather birdlike horny beak.

The researchers injected the water-soluble nanotubes into a mouse's bloodstream and shined a light on its skull.

On the other hand, in mammals, light penetrates the skull bone and reaches the brain, and extra ocular transcranial phototransduction has physiological influences such as changed reproductive cycles and increased brain serotonin levels.

In light of the skull, Farke thought it wise to go re-check Terris' discovery.

People put on what can look like a hair net or beanie connected to a bunch of wires, which emits near-infrared light into the skull.