Sentence examples for skeletal pieces from inspiring English sources
Though the collection didn't quite come together, Mr. Gaultier displayed some great Surrealist magic, especially with chiffon dresses sliced into skeletal pieces and a shapely silver-fox coat with deep organza pleats.
This could, however be a challenging task, as species classification based on morphological characteristics lacks specificity and is of little use with fragmented or severely damaged material, such as a mixture of small skeletal pieces from several individuals [2].
In contrast, in ant workers, the expansion of T1 and the lack of both anterior phragma and wing muscles result in a larger anterior cavity that contains neck muscles and skeletal pieces in a unique configuration.
We have seen them in so many pictures: those pieces of skeletal steel, jagged and bent, leaning toward each other, reaching into the sky like a silent witness.
In other pieces, their skeletal features show through.
Additional (approximately 1 g) pieces of skeletal muscle from the affected dog were stored in tissue culture medium (10% foetal calf serum, Dulbecco Modified Eagle's Medium, 10 mM L-glutamine and penicillin-streptomycin) at 4°C for up to 48 hours until culture.
By piecing the skeletal remains together, researchers estimate they stood about 1.5 metres tall and had brains a little more than half the size of those in modern humans.
"They raise important questions about where that species originated". By piecing the skeletal remains together, researchers estimate they stood about 1.5 metres tall and had brains a little more than half the size of those in modern humans.
Tens of thousands of prehistoric rock tools survive, compared with only very few bits and pieces of the skeletal remains of the makers.
The scattered rectangular outlines of "Sea Piece" are especially skeletal, but they also reveal the tilting structure underlying most of the other seascapes and landscapes.
One startlingly vivid set piece shows a skeletal figure being boiled in oil (the punishment for blackmail and slander); in another, pierced and bloody bodies languish on Knife Mountain (home to those who have killed people or animals).
