Sentence examples for other extremity from inspiring English sources

Each vegetative unit is constituted by a rhizome that bears rhizoids, whereas its other extremity ends by the aerial stem.

In Britain's league of class distinctions, state-run nonselective schools and the northeast stand at one end of a spectrum whose other extremity is occupied by private schools in the south like Eton or Harrow.

At the other extremity of the artistic span, Alberto Giacometti's very figural "Tête de Diego" cast in an edition of six in 1960-1961 nearly matched the high estimate at $5.01 million.

It was shown that the reaction occurred at a significant extent only near from the interface air/gel, i.e. the part of the gel near from the interface air/gel contained high level of oxygen and low level of ascorbic acid, whilst the part near the other extremity of the gel contained high level of ascorbic acid and low level of oxygen.

Separatist movements exist in Madura, Kalimantan and the Moluccas, though they are puny in comparison with the two best organised, in Aceh on the northern tip of Sumatra, and, at the other extremity, in West Papua (formerly called Irian Jaya, and before that West New Guinea) some 4,000km 2,5000 miles) away to the east.

Assuming that the beam is clamped at one extremity, and resting on an elastic bearing at the other extremity, the existence of a unique global solution and decay rates of the energy are obtained by adding just one damping device at the end containing the bearing mechanism.

Mollify the Furies by keeping your eyes, hands, legs, other extremities, and opinions to yourself.

The fingers and other extremities – the nose, the face – dry quickly, and in a month or two they are well gone".

Previous owners had repaired wings and other extremities on animals, angels and cherubs, and slathered muddy new paint on clothing.

This should not be a sign to pile on blankets, however, because "most dying patients can't tolerate even the slightest weight on the feet or other extremities," she wrote.

The censors were part of a much broader, more sinister system — the quasi-benevolent pole of a spectrum whose other extremities brought violence, assassination and almost casual brutality to apartheid's adversaries.