Sentence examples for which were crossed from inspiring English sources

Douglas had a privileged view of her ankles, which were crossed and not at all blue.

The Afh (after hours) mice were derived at the Medical Research Council MRC Mammalian Genetics Unitit (Harwell, UK) from an ENU mutagenesis program, using ENU mutagenized BALB/c males which were crossed to C3H/HeH females.

Then, beginning around 2,000 years ago, Arab merchants introduced humped cattle of Indian origin to East Africa, which were crossed with the indigenous longhorns to produce breeds like the Ankole.

The defense of the enceinte, or outer wall, of the castle was generally by means of one or more lines of moats, which were crossed in front of the gateways by drawbridges i.e., bridges that could be drawn back or raised from the inner side in order to prevent the moats from being crossed.

The literature searches used the following Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) terms: "molar intrusion," "posterior teeth intrusion," and "anterior open bite" which were crossed with the following terms "mandibular autorotation" and "facial morphology".

These later settlers arrived with the ancestors of what would elsewhere become Shetland, Highland, and Connemara ponies, which were crossed with the previously imported animals.

The WHO line list included additional risk factor data, which were cross-validated against meta data from the MOHW.

Earthquakes are common in Turkey, which is crossed by a number of faultlines.

A good road leads to the southern ridge of the Hotha valley, which is crossed by a narrow tract.

Uzbekistan and Afghanistan are separated by the wide Amu Darya, which is crossed by only a single bridge.

Lowland areas are limited to the central plains, which are crossed by the Daman Ganga River and its tributaries.