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The two layers interdigitate via fingerlike projections (dermal papillae), consisting of sensitive vascular dermis projecting into the epidermis.
I stared at the halo of metallic brightness across the street, projecting into the pedestrian sphere.
"We did as good a job of projecting into the future, as well as you can," he said.
It is located at the end of a peninsula projecting into the Norwegian Sea, at the entrance to Salt Fjord.
"We're projecting into the future based on studies that are scarce and projects that haven't begun yet," Dr. Grumbine said.
In sharks, intervertebral cones of notochord persist, with conical ends projecting into the ends of adjacent vertebrae.
Widespread collapse of Antarctic ice shelves – floating extensions of land ice projecting into the sea – could pave the way for dramatic rises in sea level.
In the triple-height entrance hall, for example, the staircase to the first level reception rooms has a cantilevered balcony projecting into the hall.
It is rotated in its sac by cilia; the head, projecting into the stomach, grinds against a part of the stomach wall lined by a chitinous gastric shield.
Hidaka Range, Japanese Hidaka-sammyaku, mountain range, southernmost portion of the Shiribeshi Mountain system, on Hokkaido, Japan, projecting into the Pacific Ocean at Cape Erimo.
Open stage, also called thrust stage, or platform stage, theatrical stage without a proscenium, projecting into the audience and surrounded on three sides by the audience.
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