— laurie knaack (@Knaackl) 7 Mar 13 Toss a tin penny down sphincter of subway line./ Tunnel's stygian dark, can you hear its clear ring?/ Spine hums: story's third rail.
The sheath of the floral structure, upon which the insect lands, is made slippery by oil droplets with the result that the insect slides down into a cup equipped with a ring of spines to prevent escape.
For England's ring-fenced senior spine the process of recovery must be equally profound.
The African armadillo lizard (Cordylus cataphractus), a species with heavy scales on its head and hard spiny scales covering its body and tail, rolls on its back and grasps its tail in its mouth to present an imposing ring of hard spines to a predator.
Engineering procedure manuals follows the customary format of a cover page, spine, 3-ring binder, dividers, introduction and maintenance page, and a table of contents with revision history page and these are explained at length.
Perioperative risk could possibly be reduced in various musculoskeletal trauma situations and even in "central injuries" such as fractures of the anterior column of the spine, the pelvic ring, and the femur [ 5].
Rickaaaaaaay will drop the ring, bend over, and snap his spine in two.
This is Trump split into seven as if he was punched down the spine by a power ring.
The system consists of a rod and pedicle screws and can be used for internal fixation of traumatic lesions of the spine and for pelvic ring reconstruction.
Earlier this month, Malcolm Parker, who has not worked since his spine collapsed three years ago, was rung out of the blue by an official from the Department of Work and Pensions.
Small muscles run between the transverse processes (projections from the sides of the neural rings) of adjacent vertebrae, between the vertebral spines (projections from the centres of the rings), and from transverse process to spine, giving great mobility to the segmented bony column.
