Sentence examples for strong skeleton from inspiring English sources

Beyond books, the strong skeleton of story can be discerned clearly in media including video games and scripted "reality" television.

"When you look at the car manufacturers and suppliers in Spain, a lot of the fat has been cut out since the start of the crisis, and what is left now is a very strong skeleton and muscles," said Marc Sachon, a professor of operations management at the IESE business school in Madrid.

First, when the PAM is built up of globules adhering closely to each other, a strong skeleton with thick aggregates (branches) with a membrane surface is formed.

This kind of scaffold comprising both nanofiber and microfiber had an original structure including a nano-network favorable for cell adhesion, and a micro-fiber providing a strong skeleton for support.

Modern birds are characterised by feathers, a beak with no teeth, the laying of hard-shelled eggs, a high metabolic rate, a four-chambered heart, and a lightweight but strong skeleton.

Since June she's released three parts of the "Body Talk" series (Konichiwa/Cheerytree/Interscope), her first releases since 2005, full of strong skeletons with little meat on them.

Dr. Witton said, "Pterosaurs had incredibly strong skeletons: for their weight, they're probably amongst the strongest ever evolved.

Because fish are cold blooded and don't have to build strong skeletons to fight gravity, they are very efficient at turning feed into muscle or, in other words, fish food into seafood.

All the new laptops now use casings cut and tooled from aluminum, without a stronger skeleton fused to the insides.

And while the removal — or more accurately, the redistribution — of the evaluative task is likely to dilute critical standards, it can also free up the critic to engage in more serious tasks that might bleed back into the culture, providing a stronger skeleton for a range of literary activity.

So if you want a stronger skeleton, start exercising like a hunter-gatherer.