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Stela 11 bears unmistakable signs of two grooves having been cut, or rather pecked, across its front to make breakage of the thick shaft easier.
Thick shaft.
A thick shaft of light flows into the space from a large circular hole - called an oculus ("eye") - at the apex of the domed roof.
The needle is thrust deeply into the muscle mass and must therefore be strong with a thick shaft.
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They have thick shafts that left holes so large the turkey looked like it had been shot, and the thermometers were so top heavy I had to push them far down in the meat just so they wouldn't fall out.
The thick shafts of femur offered a preserved condition for molecular analysis, and the bones could be individualized, avoiding duplication of samples.
The foot-thick shaft will sit inches from the window panes, which is why those windows are being bricked up.
Their hair has a thicker shaft.
This may be due to geometric differences between the two devices: the 60 cm device has a relatively thicker shaft which spins with the outer sphere, as opposed to the shaft in 3 m that spins with the inner sphere.
IHC stereocilia had grown thicker, with the second tallest row having the thickest shafts and forming wedge-shaped (tented) apical ends, followed by the tallest row, and the innermost stereocilia were the thinnest as reported previously (Erven et al., 2002; Holme et al., 2002).
The baculum is short, 16-20 mm, with a thick, straight shaft.
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