Sentence examples for protuberances in the from inspiring English sources
The preponderance of protuberances in the northern hemisphere seems characteristic of the minimum of solar activity.
You could chop off most of the protuberances in the songs, leaving the surfaces more plainly abrasive.
Accordingly, the protuberances in the matching region of the endocast are here interpreted as corresponding to the neural tissues that filled the floccular fossae.
Most have simple leaves arranged in opposite pairs, with cystoliths (enlarged cells containing crystals of calcium carbonate) in streaks or protuberances in the vegetative parts.
In the anterior segment, the dorsal surface of the endocast becomes slightly more vertically orientated, at the same anteroposterior level of large protuberances in the anterolateral part of the endocast.
Plans are now afoot to welcome cruise ships there, so that flag-waving Chinese tourists can be lectured on their country's inalienable rights to the region before setting off to gaze upon other rocky protuberances in the region that China claims as territory.
It is important to stress that previous studies considered that the presence of only a small protuberance in the endocast (associated to the floccular fossae) of sauropods reflected the reduction of the flocculus of the cerebellum17.
At the end of August, they had painstakingly covered every bump, hump, appendage and protuberance in the heroic equestrian statue of Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman by Augustus Saint-Gaudens with 1,200 square feet of 23.75-karat 23.75-karat
It is possible to see curvilinear or globular calcification in the Rokitansky protuberance, in the wall of the MCT or in/near the septa (Fig. 12) [6].
The scientists now believe Artemis to be the largest such protuberance in the solar system, with a diameter of 13,000 kilometers, greater than the distance between Los Angeles and Sydney.
Furthermore, the pike has no prominent extension dorsal to the joint, which would correspond to the j apex of the zebrafish Op, and remains a prominent protuberance in the adult sucker.
