Sentence examples for low crown from inspiring English sources

The petasos worn by men had a rather low crown, while that worn by women had a tall one.

Basal forms like Abrictosaurus had cheek teeth in both maxilla and dentary that were generally similar to other ornithischians: widely spaced, each having a low crown and a strongly-developed ridge (cingulum) separating the crown from the root.

The front teeth of the upper jaw were more robust than the rest, to provide an anchor point for the bite, while the low crown height of Majungasaurus teeth prevented them from breaking off during a struggle.

Try a hat with a flared brim and low crown, such as a sunhat, a cloche or a fedora with a large brim.

The teeth possessed low crowns; the molars were large and the premolars small.

Primitive, browsing members of the order had brachydont cheek teeth (i.e., with low crowns and long, narrow root canals), with separate low, rounded cusps the bunodont condition.

In the current study, two maxillary central incisors were modeled: one with a low crown-root angle (166.7°) and one with a normal crown-root angle (173.4°).

The small teeth have low crowns that may be sharp to blunt, and are arranged in 68 82 rows in the upper jaw and 64 78 rows in the lower jaw.

Specialised leaf-eating is almost universally regarded as the ancestral state of all ruminants, yet little evidence can be cited in support of this assumption, apart from the fact that all early ruminants had low crowned cheek teeth.

Herbivores, which must shred and pulp the hard-to-digest cellulose cell walls of vegetation before swallowing, tend to have low crowns with many small facets giving them a high OPC, whereas carnivores, which slice easily digested animal tissues into chunks, tend to have high crowns with only a few vertically oriented facets giving them a low OPC.

Picea abies and F. sylvatica are, for conifers and broadleaves respectively, the species with lowest crown defoliation (Table 1).