Sentence examples for rounded tooth from inspiring English sources

It has blackish, tannin-rich bark, with deep longitudinal ridges; the chestnutlike, lance-shaped leaves, about 18 cm (7 inches) long, have 10 to 15 pairs of parallel veins, each ending at a rounded tooth.

In a supercharger, air is pumped by rotating shafts with rounded teeth that mesh like gears, pushing an extra helping of oxygen to the engine.

In contrast, mollusk and crustacean feeders, such as the caiman lizard (Dracaena), have blunt, rounded teeth in the back of the jaw designed for crushing.

The Ethiopian lungfish, Protopterus aethiopicus, has at the front of the upper jaw two rather rounded teeth with a hard transverse (from side to side) bridge.

The pycnodonts had a downturned beak and small mouth with an abundance of bulblike, rounded teeth with thick enamel surfaces; these structures enabled pycnodonts to crush their prey, such as the shelled invertebrates of coral reefs.

However, some mosasaurs, such as Globidens, had large rounded teeth indicative of durophagy (diet on hard-shelled animals).

Rotation movements, especially of rounded teeth like the canines and premolars, are notoriously difficult to achieve with aligners.

Thalattosaurs are divided into two lineages (Müller 2007), those with sharp teeth suitable for piscivory (diet on fish) and those with rounded teeth, indicating durophagy (diet on hard-shelled animals).

The small and rounded teeth are arranged into pavement-like bands.

The edges of the caps are scalloped with small rounded teeth, and curved slightly inward.

For instance Matthaei describes a 1.2 1.64 GHz passband filter with rounded teeth and a wide stopband with a power-handling capability of 1.4 MW.