Sentence examples for ossified in from inspiring English sources
"He is just ossified in statues, but he was flesh and blood," he said.
By Peter Schjeldahl Images of Native Americans ossified in kitsch awaken complicated, living truths.
However, unlike in their forerunners and like some birds today, this bone was not fully ossified in younger animals – it was really more cartilage than bone.
The show attempts it by parading crudely exaggerated understandings of Native Americans, ossified in kitsch, to awaken reactive senses of complicated, deep, living truths.
Modern punk, in so much as such a thing still exists, has been ossified in tight T-shirts and shellacked hair; it owes only a little to its forebears.
There are no easy answers, but we can be sure that carrying on talking about race as if the Obama presidency does not have a social and psychological impact on American society, or as if class politics had ossified in a pre-globalisation 1960s, or arguing that Obama is a black stand-in for Bush politics, means we are behind the times.
However, in contrast to this proximal distal sequence, the portion of the humerus distal to the amputation site was found to fail to ossify in synchrony with the regenerating radius and ulna.
The reason is related to why they lack real kneecaps: some of a baby's separate bones fuse together into single bones as they ossify in the months and years after birth.
The Op is the first dermal bone to ossify in the pharyngeal arches [16], appearing at about 3 days postfertilization (dpf) when the embryo hatches to become a freely swimming larva.
In syndactylous marsupials (Fig. 4b), the majority of phalangeal row ossification sequences are disassociated in time: digit IV is earliest to ossify in a row, in most cases simultaneous with or followed by digit V. Then follow ossification of digits II and III (Fig. 4b).
Our evidence suggests that these spherical or pyriformal intra-osseous lesions contain fibrous tissue, which may initially contain fluid and can ossify in later stages, surrounded by regions that lack osteocytes and can possibly form a sclerotic margin in response to repeated, pathological loads.
