Sentence examples similar to rib bearing from inspiring English sources

It looked like a wingless bat, the delicate brace of ribs bearing tiny symmetrical snaps on each side.

The tools were found alongside the remains of butchered animals, such as an elephant rib bone bearing cut marks (see photo above), at a dig site in Revadimin, Israel in 2004.

Thoracolumbar junctional variances manifest either as an increase or decrease in the number of rib-bearing thoracic vertebrae or altered appearances of the costal processes of the most caudal thoracic or the uppermost lumbar vertebra.

The Half-Moon Pose, Ardha Chandrasana, appears to help with some curves higher up in the rib-bearing vertebrae.

Division of the chordate body into dorsal and ventral portions is defined by a rib-bearing horizontal septum in vertebrates and by dorsal and ventral divisions of the ramifying segmental spinal nerves.

The rescued mice also frequently exhibit homeotic transformations of single segments: Out of 32 5kL mice, 14 (44%) have an extra rib-bearing thoracic vertebra, 15 have an extra pair of "true ribs" (connected to the sternum), and 12 miss a lumbar vertebra.

These vary in body build and the number of rib-bearing pre-sacral vertebrae (NRBV).

The morphotypes are characterized by discrete differences in the number of rib-bearing pre-sacral vertebrae (NRBV) [ 2].

Abdominal vertebrae are roughly defined as anterior rib-bearing structures, whereas caudal vertebrae are posterior structures that possess a hemal arch.

There may be from 11 (Ambystoma talpoideum) to 60 (Amphiuma) dorsal, or trunk, vertebrae, all but the last 1 or 2 usually bearing ribs.

The results suggested that the strength of the shear connector increased as the distance of the shear stud increased from the mid-height of the deck rib in the load bearing direction of the stud.