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the striated
verb
Past of striate
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Rhabdomyomas affecting other parts of the body commonly involve both the smooth and the striated muscles.
The striated shrimp stood in military readiness, the silvery mackerel mounded atop each other, like furled pages of a book.
Vertebrates are able to move about and to exert and bear forces because of the contraction of the striated muscles.
The striated (striped) muscles that move the limbs are concentrated on the girdles and the proximal parts of the limbs.
Smooth muscle is distinguished from the striated muscles of the skeleton and heart by its structure and its functional capabilities.
Instead of the striated glass pendant fixtures that are used elsewhere in the showroom, the fixtures over this vignette are clear glass, with shimmering glass fringe hanging inside.
Over millenniums, wind and water carved the hard and soft rock into the striated orange and red natural wonders that seem to pop out of the desert floor.
"A wonderful muscle physiologist showed that the muscle in the tail is cardiac muscle rather than the striated muscle it should be", Professor Summers writes.
The striated walls tunneled down through half a foot of concrete, through an equally thin layer of foundational stone, and finally through some six feet of brown earth.
Up close, however, the striated surface and detailed description of muscles create the impression of a figure flayed, in addition to a crucified one.
The skirt resembles a turtle's shell, the legs are segmented like a puppet's, and the striated neck seems to have just telescoped to its full, outlandish height.
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