Sentence examples for network of veins from inspiring English sources

A network of veins traverses the space between the surface of the brain and the dura.

For the elaborate network of veins on the character's neck and body, it was important to achieve the best continuity.

They can be recognised by their four transparent wings, which bear a lace-like network of veins and which gives them their name.

The approach he used involves tying off a few veins at a time to reroute the circulation, so that each twin winds up with an adequate network of veins to drain blood away from the brain.

When the marginal meristems become active, the lateral veins of the leaf are initiated first, followed by the third and later order branchings that give the characteristic network of veins in the mature leaf.

Hemorrhoid, also spelled Haemorrhoid, also called Pile, mass formed by distension of the network of veins under the mucous membrane that lines the anal channel or under the skin lining the external portion of the anus.

Caterpillars have scored leaves with a remarkable variety of holes: perfect circles, crescent-shape incisions and networks of veins.

This observation suggests that while the outcome of vein formation events is unpredictable for single veins, it is predictable within the limits of statistical variation for networks of veins.

Leaves of dicots possess a network of interconnecting veins and minor veins between the larger veins of the leaf (a pattern called net venation).

The connectivity index ranges from 0 for a network of "open" veins (i.e. veins that contact vein fragments or other veins only at one end)—to 1 for a network of "closed" veins (i.e. veins that contact vein fragments or other veins at both ends) (Fig.  3a).

In some orders of insects the cross-veins are so numerous that the whole venational pattern becomes a close network of branching veins and cross-veins.