Sentence examples for stone belt from inspiring English sources

Two of the objects in the exhibition -- a ceremonial ax carved complete with handle from a single piece of stone, and a stone belt incised with crisp decorative patterns -- were recently purchased by the museum with money given by benefactors.

His hospital lies in the so-called stone belt, a swath of Southern states with a higher incidence of kidney stones, and he said doctors there saw two to three new pediatric cases a week.

Further information about population and stone characteristics observed in the Afro-Asian stone belt will help to assess the applicability of evidence to and from this population.

This study aimed to describe the incidence, epidemiological features, clinical presentations, management, and outcomes of renal colic presentations to an ED in Qatar, a country in the Afro-Asian stone belt, and compare this to a population from Melbourne, Australia, not within a stone belt.

This study aimed to compare the epidemiology, clinical presentations, management, and outcomes of renal colic presentations in two major academic centers from geographically diverse populations: Qatar (a country in the Afro-Asian stone belt) and South-Eastern Australia (not within a stone belt).

The Afro-Asian stone belt [4], described as extending from Egypt, Sudan, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Iran, Thailand, India, Pakistan, and the Philippines, has been reported to have a prevalence varying from 4 to 20% [5].

Much of their surviving art seems to have had ritual significance; wooden stools that probably served as thrones, shamanistic instruments for the use of hallucinogenic drugs, stone belts buried with the dead.

They include wooden stools that probably served as royal thrones, shamanistic instruments for the use of hallucinogenic drugs, and stone belts that were buried with the dead but might have been modeled on lighter prototypes worn in ceremonial games.

Stone belts, at a regional and global level, have been described, based on a high prevalence of urolithiasis in a particular population and geographical region.

They include vegetated surfaces (applied to faces or tops of noise walls and on buildings' façades and roofs), caged piles of stones (gabions), vegetation belts (tree belts, shrub zones and hedges), earth berms and various ways of exploiting ground-surface-related effects.

I wore it with turquoise stone earrings and a belt with turquoise and silver.