Sentence examples for pointed apex from inspiring English sources

The shell of L. littorea is sharply conical with a pointed apex and surface sculpturing.

The shell, which is distinctive and easily recognizable, has a pointed apex and rapidly expands outward to the main body whorl.

The nuts have brown, mottled shells, varying greatly in thickness; their size varies from 100 to 500 per kg (45 to 225 per pound), and their shape from long and cylindrical with pointed apex to short and roundish.

The first dorsal fin is medium-sized and triangular with a pointed apex, and originates over the rear of the pectoral fin bases.

The first dorsal fin is large and triangular, with a pointed apex and a concave trailing margin; it originates roughly over the posterior insertions of the pectoral fins.

The first dorsal fin is high and triangular with a pointed apex, originating forward of the free rear tips of the pectoral fins.

Triangular crags soar to pointed apexes, jagged saw teeth mount the rocky ramparts in tiers, and everywhere the multiple shades of the fresh new-born green of early spring glisten.

It has a double-pointed apex, an unusual trait among mammals.

Measuring anywhere from 1 to 8 cm (0.4 3 in) in length and 0.2 0.7 cm wide, they have a pointed tip or apex.

The hard palate in Hapalops is elongated and of constant anteroposterior width, beginning at the pointed anterior premaxillary apex and continuing posteriorly with the maxilla and palatines.

Let be two Banach spaces, a proper closed convex and pointed cone with apex at the origin and, and a family of closed, pointed, and convex cones in such that for all.