Sometimes this elongation is enclosed within the breast bone, or sternum.
This tableau is enclosed by a huge, hand-carved ebony frame, designed by the artist, that gives it the look of an altarpiece.
Ten miles north of Johannesburg, theirs is an American-style community, studded with tennis courts, parks, lakes and community centers, unexceptional but for this: it is enclosed by a 10-foot brick wall, crowned with an electric fence.
Just 117 feet of this climb is enclosed ladders and platforms built of U.S. Steel; the spire grows narrower and narrower until a crow's nest is reached about 87 feet from the bulb.
In contrast, the low-velocity layer under Kanto becomes locally deeper in the area that corresponds to contact with the overlying Philippine Sea slab; this area is enclosed by two thick, broken green lines in Fig. 10a.
Despite the fact that this information is enclosed within the images, it is not used in current clinical settings or screening to identify high-risk patients, since the (visual) BI-RADS density classification is not suitable for the expression of breast cancer risk.
This helix is enclosed and likely stabilized by the N-terminal domain, indicating its central structural role.
"Curiously enough, Little Sparta, too, is a garden in an enclosed space — even if in this case it is enclosed by the Pentland Hills — a green space carved out, by Ian Hamilton Finlay, of a very bleak and not at all green expanse of landscape".
This brood pouch is enclosed by the large, flexible oostergites, bristly flaps which extend from the basal segments of the pereopods and which form the floor of a chamber roofed by the animal's sternum.
