Sentence examples for two appendages from inspiring English sources

For corner tiles, you must trim two appendages to create an L shape.

If a tail blastema is transplanted to the stump of a limb, however, the structure that regenerates will be a composite of the two appendages.

The fore and hind limbs accommodate these constraints and dictates in fundamentally similar, but positionally different ways, resulting in different kinematic profiles for these two appendages.

They demonstrated that if they applied beads soaked in the molecule to particular spots in the growing limb buds of chick and mouse fetuses, the animals developed distinctively defective limbs: twin wings or twin paws extending from a single limb, the two appendages facing one in another in a bizarre mirror image.

Nevertheless, the common evolutionary origin of the two appendages is evident in their deep similarities.

Subsequent evolution in the lineage leading to modern humans and in the lineage leading to modern lizards has resulted in differences between our two appendages: bones with slightly different shapes, orientations, and functions.

Then she started tossing sand around with all four appendages, blanketing her shell and my hair in the process.

"But there's no large creature on earth that has six appendages!" He had become frustrated while sketching dragons that followed these schemes.

In four-limbed vertebrates all four appendages are commonly called legs, but in bipedal animals, including humans, only the posterior or lower two are so called.

The outermost wall layer of the spore breaks down into four appendages, which, by their sensitivity to moisture, coil and uncoil, thereby disseminating the spores.

I look forward to the day when I can return and walk among the fallen cities on my six appendages, smelling the air with each one of my noses, and remembering those who came before who no longer seem as disgusting to me as they once did.