Sentence examples for prismatic pattern from inspiring English sources

The highly organized interlocking prismatic pattern resulting from the concerted movement of ameloblast cohorts provides the structure that is key to the physical strength of the final enamel (5).

In the secretory zone of WT incisors, strong amelogenin immunolabelling of the enamel extracellular matrix was detected as closely packed parallel lines corresponding to the prismatic pattern characteristic of the mature tissue.

Thicker areas of enamel on the abnormal teeth (e.g. tooth 2) lacked normal prismatic structure.

Those with generalised ADHCAI had normal prismatic architecture with decreased mineral content and increased protein content.

On the luminal surface of the newly formed tissue proliferations, respiratory epithelium with the typical pattern of aligned high-prismatic cells with cilia or polygonal cells without cilia had formed (Fig. 2e).

On SEM, tooth 1 exhibited the prismatic structure characteristic of normal human enamel (Fig.  4).

Two ENAM mutations were associated with generalised thin enamel that had a rough surface and lacked prismatic structure, having a laminated type of pattern.

Differences in the cyclic shear behavior of haunched beams with respect to prismatic beams were monitored in terms of cracking patterns, stiffness and strength degradation and energy dissipation.

She also flattened the Cubist grid into prismatic colors reminiscent of quilts (and Synchronism) and added patterns of pink roses that evoked a distinctly American wallpaper.

Intact enamel (Fig. 3a) showed a smear-layer-coated surface with distinct polishing patterns and few irregularities like pits, scratches, and prismatic boundaries, while treated enamel demonstrated again a smear-layer coating with scratches, pits, and some prismatic boundaries.

Software has been designed for forward and inverse modeling of natural self-potential (SP) fields which allows simulating the geoelectric patterns simultaneously for up to 29 sheet-like and prismatic electrostatically polarized conductors.