Sentence examples for or cranium from inspiring English sources

Because they do not have the braincase, or cranium, of a vertebrate, lancelets are often called acraniates.

It has no arms, feet or cranium ― and its heart is compromised.

I honestly don't know what I will feel, either in my enteric or cranium bound brain, but I predict a sense of being one with everything.

Lobb 11 suggested that the shape of the mandible and cranial base are more variable than the maxilla or cranium.

You can plug the end with modeling clay, plasticine (Play-Doh or Cranium Clay), or a wad of chewed gum.

For specimens with a number of distinct target tissue types, the relative organization of these tissues (e.g., in the large viscera or the cranium) should also be considered.

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO) definition, "craniofacial abnormalities or anomalies (CFAs) are congenital structural deformities, malformations, or other abnormalities of the skull (cranium) or facial bones.

From March 2 to April 9, 2002, samples were collected from 505 deer; however, 29 deer were not included in the analysis because of sample autolysis, inappropriate tissue submission, or lack of availability of appropriate tissues (e.g., deer with no intact cranium or those shot in the head).

Their artwork, mechanics and themes are quite astounding in comparison to the relatively mundane bestsellers like Cranium or The Game of Life.

Resignation is almost what Bruce S. Fowle, a prominent yet low-key peer -- no kooky glasses, no silly scarf, no gel on the cranium or speckled beard -- is feeling as the towers grow taller and clunkier and the planning ordeal crawls on.

TTH is characterised by a bilateral pressing tightness occurring bilaterally anywhere on cranium or suboccipital region.