quadrate in English
The last preserved volution has a quadrate outline.
Most significantly, however, the prootic articulates with the quadrate .
Use "quadrate" in a sentence
1. This must quadrate with that.
2. Are the pillar circinal or quadrate?
3. Methods: Taking methods of quadrate box and simulating house.
4. What he said did not quadrate with the facts.
5. In the center of the garden, there is a quadrate tank.
6. In other Amniotes, the articular surfaces of the quadrate are strongly convex and short
7. In this method attractive volume of a quadrate building, then we calculate the annual attractive volume.
8. Presumably, this is an evolutionary remnant of the quadrate ramus of the epipterygoid (= Alisphenoid).
9. Then quadrate method and line intercept method are adopted to investigate plants in these ecological environments.
10. Quadrate frame with inside round cleek and shining metal against black handle display vivid among the orderliness.
11. A theorem of relation between quadrate and matrix operation is proposed; an iterating algorithm is then given based on the theorem.
12. In this paper, the explosive forming technique of the quadrate tube mould is fartherstudied in experiments on base of previously experiments.
13. So the quadrate and the Articular are the two bones that in all other animals except mammals make up the jaw
14. The structure of the dorsal surface of the palatal complex testifies against the existence of the lateral quadrate-ethmoid commissure in the Branchiosaurian endocramum.
15. According to quadrate investigation, using aggregation index, we measured the spatial distribution pattern, set the optimum sampling relationship, and made the sequential sampling analysis.
16. But the theriodont's jaw hinge had a longer term significance — the much reduced size of the quadrate bone was an important step in the development of the mammalian jaw joint and middle ear.
17. Cross Botonny: cross moline: cross patée (or formée) cross patée fitched: cross patée fitched at foot: cross patée quadrate: Maltese cross: cross pommé
18. -- Genital Acetabula many pairs; female genital field with two pairs of Acetabular plates; anterior female plates with an elongate, inner flap that is heavily sclerotized and bears one or two, short, thick, spinous, setae; posterior female plate modified with many Acetabula; pedipalp subcylindrical and well-sclerotized with tarsus usually nearly quadrate in outline with large, obvious clawlets
19. [From Hatch 1938] "Length 2 mm.; piceous, the antennae, elytra, tibiae and tarsi paler; pronotum quadrate, about five-sixths as broad as long, sides Bisinuate, anterior angles prominent and acute, posterior angles slightly acute; disc of pronotum uniformly alutaceous, set with fine hairs, with an elevated, slightly sinuate carina extending from base to apex on either side at a distance from