Sentence examples for molar from inspiring English sources

Although the premolars have tended to molarize, the molar cusp pattern is simple; the teeth seldom become hypsodont, and cement occurs rarely.

The first deciduous molar was not molarized (having a flattened surface for chewing and grinding food), a difference from later species of Australopithecus.

The value placed on saving a tooth varies wildly from person to person, the review team found, from nothing at all to as much as £10,000 ($16,500) for a molar.

For example, it takes approximately 1 calorie of heat to increase the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 K. Since there are 18 grams of water in 1 mole, the molar heat capacity of water is 18 calories per K, or about 75 joules per K.

This diagnosis, based on the characters of one premolar and four molar teeth since augmented by a few complete jaws, is not by any means universally accepted.

Diffusion coefficients are inversely proportional to total pressure or total molar density and are therefore reported by convention at a standard pressure of one atmosphere.

Uranium ores that contain significant amounts of basic minerals such as calcite or dolomite are leached with 0.5 to 1 molar sodium carbonate solutions.

There are three upper and lower molar teeth in all five species.

Then in 1927, at Zhoukoudian (Chou-k'ou-tien), near Beijing, a lower molar of unusual pattern was discovered.

Taste mechanisms require relatively high concentrations; for example, salt and sweet tastes have thresholds of around 0.01 molar.

Because there is no internal stickiness for an ideal gas, this term is zero, and, from the ideal gas law, the remaining partial derivative is (36) With these substitutions the equation for CP becomes simply CP = CV +  nR        (37) or cP = cV +  R       (38) for the molar specific heats.