Sentence examples for through thickening from inspiring English sources

During growth, through thickening the tooth morphology changed so much that, had the association of young and adult skeletons on the Dry Island bonebed not proven they belonged to the same taxon, the teeth of juveniles would likely have been identified by statistical analysis as those of a different species.

The characteristic lesion of atherosclerosis is the atheroma or plaque that forms through thickening of the inner layer of the vessel wall (called the intima).

By the third repeat, my legs feel like they're moving through thickening concrete.

Returning to the main sequence, the three men's clothes and hairstyles are adjusted into Bronze Age equivalents as they pass through thickening woodland.

The scales, which formed through thickening and folding of the cuticular surface (Fig.  23a, c), are predominantly uniform in size.

He was very old and trembly and groping through the thickening fog of memory for a few simple sentences.

The astronauts, strapped in their seats, feel some motions as the craft, now nose up and belly forward, plunges into and through the thickening atmosphere.

As Alistair Cooke described the events, He was very old and trembly and groping through the thickening fog of memory for a few simple sentences.

As the comely chef plates up her customary portion of breathy sighs of satisfaction and suggestive smiles, a high, nine-year-old voice cuts cleanly through the thickening air.

Even in Samantha Harvey's fine novel The Wilderness the character with dementia is looking back through a thickening fog of forgetfulness at his more vivid past in order to confront loss; he can hold on to a vision that endures.

Within each ice age, the kilometer-thick ice sheets that cover much of the top of the world also go through cycles, thickening and thinning, extending and receding, over periods lasting a few thousand years.