Sentence examples for of a cleft from inspiring English sources
Jackson's face subsequently changed entirely, although in his 1988 biography Moonwalk he admitted only to two rhinoplasties and the insertion of a cleft in his chin.
When similar information was leaked in 2001, a court case was brought by Church of England vicar Joanna Jepson against doctors accused of performing a late termination on grounds of a cleft lip and palate.
As public diplomacy is done more by publics, both democratic and autocratic governments find themselves caught on different sides of a cleft stick.
"We're in a bit of a cleft," says Mr Gupta.He might as well be speaking of the Muslim world, where a similar confusion is being played out by obscurantist Islamists and pro-Western modernisers.
Restoration and repair do not much characterize the surgery with which Kuczynski is most concerned: she makes a distinction between plastic surgery, a term that may refer to the repair of a cleft lip or a face disfigured by an accident, and cosmetic surgery, which refers to an elective procedure that is medically unnecessary.
Their own faces read: If I fold this piece here, and slide that piece there, and angle this other piece between them, and snip a little behind here, and then fold this other edge down... and so on, resolving the geometrical puzzle of a cleft face.
Both mKate and mKate2 are widely considered as one of the phototoxic fluorescent proteins [44, 101], because of a cleft-like opening channel filled with water (oxygen) molecules in the β-barrel frame between β7 and β10 (Fig. 9a) [102].
Failure of fusion of the two palatine shelves of the maxillary prominences produces a cleft of the secondary palate.
The function of this growth factor family is particularly critical in that perturbation of either process results in a cleft of the palate.
An estimated 0.9 5.9% of children with a cleft palate develop primary acquired cholesteatoma [ 56].
Small clefts either side of a large cleft may be missed without gonioscopic visualisation.
