Open image in new window Fig. 3 Three-dimensional solid modeling: a the circles to be constrained; b the involutes to be generated; c dynamic trimmed closed curves; d remove material along a closed curve; e gear teeth array; f gear solid model to be obtained.
Along the way, they adorn their observations with a tooth-tingling array of Franglicisms ("cupcake," "glamour," "see you soon," and, best of all, "la life").
There were saw-tooth horizons, arrays of repeated gold circles, incised lattices, row upon row of little dots.
SEM of internal enamel structure revealed by cutting transversely through the cuspal region shows prisms in control teeth evenly arrayed across the cut surface (Fig. 4E).
Periodic microstructures are shown to moderate the applied field due to magnetic interference between the adjacent teeth of an array.
There is a trend toward smaller teeth, thicker enamel, and shorter jaws that array the teeth in an arch that widens at the back of the jaw (instead of forming parallel rows).
In the minnows (Cyprinidae) and suckers (Catostomidae), the mouth is toothless, but an array of teeth is borne on a pair of branchial bones, the lower pharyngeals, located in the throat.
The 35 million-year-old bones show that Wadilemur possessed the lemur's characteristic comb-shaped array of teeth.
These small eel-shaped animals were like lampreys and hagfishes in almost every way except that they also possessed a mineralized skeleton a complex raptorial array of teeth composed of enamel and dentine.
You know the ones we mean; the contraptions that let you rot your teeth in an amazing array of ways.
Many Enoplids are thought to be active predators (due to the complex array of teeth and mandibular structures exhibited in several families), and play important ecological roles within meiofaunal communities.
