Sentence examples for long crowns from inspiring English sources

Highest canopy arthropod diversity can be expected in spruce forests with relatively open stands containing individual trees with dense and long crowns.

The Gunnison sage grouse received its common name in the year 2000, after several astute scientists recognized that its long crown plumes and elaborate mating display were completely different from other sage grouse.

Several hundred men and women are gathered by the side of a great lake, 350 metres long, crowned at the far end with an 18th-century boathouse disguised as a Doric temple.

Implants in posterior regions of the jaw require short dental implants with long crown heights, leading to increased crown-to-implant ratios and mechanical stress.

Few know that the 32-mile-long crown dependency is also home to a parliament of Norse origin, thought – at more than 1,000 years old – to be the oldest continuously sitting legislature in the world.

Pharoah ended the longest Crown drought by sweeping the sport's top three races, becoming only the 12th horse ever to do so.

P3 has the anteroposteriorly longest crown in the upper dentition (Figure 5).

We studied 6 congenital clubfeet, 2 in a 90-mm-long (crown to rump) male fetus, 2 in a 7-month premature fetus and 2 in a 3-day-old infant.

For example, Dentist 3 had a patient for a crown insertion, and the biggest question he had was how long the crown would last.

Making matters worse, minivans do not last as long as Crown Victorias, Mr. Woloz said.

Bob de Jong of the Netherlands captured the men's 10,000 in 13 minutes 17.86 seconds to take the overall long distance crown.