So Wolverine, still known as James Logan, his claws still ordinary bone rather than high-tech adamantium, spends the credit sequence fighting in a bunch of wars (and not in the uniform of his native land) alongside Victor.
The molecular and cellular communications generated through such complex provide the basic dynamics accountable for sustaining the firm coupling among osteoblasts and osteoclasts for the period of ordinary bone turnover.
The majority of ordinary bone grafts have mainly osteoconduction.
Using only an ordinary boning knife, wielded either forehand, for precision, or backhand, for power, he removed the leg, including the foot, or trotter; the thigh; and part of the rump.
"It's encouraging," especially because the proteins were found in what appear to be the most unremarkable, ordinary bones, says Matthew Collins, an archaeologist and biochemist at the University of York in the United Kingdom.
It looked like an ordinary finger bone.
I'm talking about ordinary broken bones.
Regular in-ear headphones block too much sound, and ordinary Bluetooth bone-conduction headsets are unlikely to be in stereo — and, for that matter, may pop out and get run over.
He is of medium height, weighs 340 lbs., has ordinary-size bones, a 23 1/2 in.
Blood tests showed that the drugs dispensed by microchip were as effective as ordinary injections in increasing bone mass and bone mineral density, and the individual automatic releases were slightly more consistent in quantity and effect than daily shots.
In the late seventies and early eighties, while doing ravishing fashion photography for Vogue magazine, Penn embarked on a series of still-lifes of ordinary found objects, bones, and skulls.
