Sentence examples for spaced teeth from inspiring English sources

In the technique, ultrashort pulses of laser light create a set of precisely spaced frequency peaks that resemble the evenly spaced teeth of a hair comb, thereby providing a practical way of obtaining optical frequency measurements to an accuracy of 15 digits, or one part in one quadrillion.

He smiled, showing big, evenly spaced teeth.

An odd-looking man with widely spaced teeth and a porcupine-ish pompadour, he made his journalistic bones during the First World War, in Paris, editing Stars & Stripes.

He widened his eyes and smiled a puckish smile, displaying three large, widely spaced teeth, and rededicated himself to the rescue of his nation.

The most important facial anomalies are represented by the lack of pneumatization of mastoid cells and paranasal cavities; the mandible is short and broad, mandibular condyles are undeveloped and the temporomandibolar joint may exhibit limited motion; unerupted and widely spaced teeth can also be found (Fig. 1).

The larger suckers in the centre of the manus have 17 to 18 widely spaced teeth.

The widely spaced tooth-like protrusions on the upper mandible of the collared aracari help them catch and grasp fruit.

The second discriminant axis mainly separates mandibles having spaced tooth rows, and reduced angular and coronoid processes, from mandibles showing close tooth rows, and angular processes distally positioned and highly divergent.

This is a flat belt with evenly spaced transverse teeth that fit in matching grooves on the periphery of the pulley.

That impression was reinforced this week at a slew of shows in which randomly spaced front teeth, some as wide apart as goal posts, were the accent of the moment, as covetable as a swanlike neck or a chicly protuberant collarbone.

Although colugos also have a toothcomb, consisting of serrated edges on the tips of their incisors instead of finely spaced, elongated teeth, they do not have a sublingua.