Sentence examples for sharp cusp from inspiring English sources

Each of them has a sharp cusp like a sword.

Finally, we consider a rotationally invariant domain with an exponentially sharp cusp and prove that ultracontractivity breaks down when the cusp becomes too sharp.

Although a gradual change in mechanism is mostly represented by a smooth polyline, the polyline develops a sharp cusp when the mechanism changes in such a way that its diagram representation crosses the horizontal axis.

The teeth are small and arranged in a dense quincunx pattern; each tooth has a single sharp cusp.

There are 25 28 upper tooth rows and 19 26 lower tooth rows; each tooth is tiny and smooth, with a single sharp cusp.

If your horse has a toothache, or the teeth have worn down unevenly and there is a sharp cusp digging into the cheek or tongue, then the horse will drop food out of her mouth.

Cheek teeth (premolars and molars) bear sharp cusps.

The primitive mammalian tooth had high, sharp cusps and served to tear flesh or crush chitinous material (primarily the exoskeletons of terrestrial arthropods, such as insects).

They noted that this fossil had primitive traits, such as a monkey-size brain, small teeth with sharp cusps, and eye sockets that telescoped out, similar to those of a gibbon.

Other elements had a narrow, bladelike shape or sharp cusps (red, orange, and yellow) and may have been used to pierce or cut prey into smaller pieces, the researchers report online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Similar analyses of other conodont species could shed light on their feeding styles as well, the researchers contend.

Sharp cusps on the teeth of some of the smaller adapiforms, such as Anchomomys and Donrussellia, indicate that they were either partly or primarily insectivorous.