Sentence examples for longitudinal furrows from inspiring English sources

Longitudinal furrows (Fig. 3a) seven to ten, radiating apically from the base over less than half the endocarp length.

From this it follows that texture in the form of longitudinal furrows is not beneficial.

It is seen that texture in the form of longitudinal furrows is not beneficial for very thin films, when the high bearing number approximation is acceptable.

Whereas the surface of nail plates may appear to be smooth, it is lined by parallel, longitudinal furrows, more strongly etched in some persons than in others and typically more prominent in the aged.

The distance between the longitudinal furrows increases from the scar to the distal region.

The longitudinal furrows at the front of VM landslides often appear bent laterally (see, e.g., Fig. 11).

Endoscopy is described as showing a ring-like oesophagus (trachealisation), longitudinal linear furrows, friability or multiple small white papules suggestive of Candida.

The cells of Hoplonympha and Streblomastix share similar morphological features displaying several longitudinal deep furrows in their cells and thin, outwardly extending vane-like structures in the transverse sections [ 41, 61, 67], allowing the attachment of numerous ectosymbionts.

Green aerial stems have longitudinal ridges and furrows extending the length of the internodes, and stems are jointed (articulated).

The pollen grains are boat-shaped, with longitudinal ridges and furrows that run from one end of the grain to the other.

The adaxial surface was undulated and showed alternatively arranged longitudinal ridges and furrows (Fig.  2A).