Sentence examples for normally lying from inspiring English sources

Both stumps regenerate the same thing, namely, everything normally lying distal to the level of amputation, regardless of which way the stump was facing.

Cold fronts are closely associated with low pressure systems, normally lying at the leading edge of high-pressure systems and, in the case of the polar front, at approximately the equatorward edge of the high-level polar jet.

Owing to the original position of the leg fields in the lateral body wall, their approximation and subsequent merging would occur if the parts normally lying between them did not develop (Ballantyne, 1904; Barr, 1988; O'Rahilly and Muller, 1989).

The migrating sediment fills gaps between submerged rocks where fish normally lay their eggs, Mr. Nasiatka said.

Black's hopes for counterplay normally lie in preparing a break with b5 or d5.

Clearly, when a structure regenerates it can only produce parts that normally lie distal to the level of amputation.

Most urban-renewal projects "would normally lay down structures... and hope that human capital will come," he said.

The tattooist won't know where your eyebrows normally lie, so you run the risk of ending up with two sets when yours grow back.

Partridge, quail, and the smaller pheasant lay from 12 to more than 20 eggs, but the larger pheasant, such as the crested argus (Rheinardia ocellata) and the great argus, normally lay only two eggs.

Nor does he introduce any evidence, of the kind that normally lies at the core of such debates, that traits like the capacity for hard work are heritable in the sense in which biologists use the term.

These policies were not just controversial; they represented a two-fingered salute to the polite society of academics and policy-makers who normally lay down the laws on economic disaster management.