s sa sb sc sd se sf sg sh si sj sk sl sm sn so sp sq sr ss st su sv sw sy

Перевод: skeletal

[прилагательное]
скелетный; скелетообразный

Тезаурус:

1. Time and again, they came upon heaps of white shard-like bones or tripped cursing over a trailing white, skeletal arm or leg protruding from its thin veil of soil.
2. Correlation coefficients for skeletal element proportions between the two South African samples are r = 0.899, and the two English samples, r = 0.925, but the comparisons between the two regions have only slightly lower correlations overall (r = 0.742-;0.946).
3. Fig. 3.2 (below) Skeletal element proportions expressed as proportions of the expected numbers for each element based on the minimum numbers of individuals (MNI).
4. They are also important rock builders; in northerly latitudes today limestones are being formed from the skeletal debris of such calcareous algae as Lithothamnion .
5. The muscle fibres in the skeletal (voluntary) muscles of vertebrates (the muscles, that is, that are concerned with locomotion) are of several kinds.
6. In running, we use most of the energy provided by our skeletal muscles to create anti-gravity supports.
7. Table 3.3 Breakage of major skeletal elements (%)
8. The muscles that give expression to the face are also referred to as skeletal muscles, and they like bone to skin.
9. Martha stood patiently for a long time while her mother tried one dress after another on her, hoping to find a colour that made her skin seem paler and a cut that disguised her skeletal proportions.
10. So it is possible to deduce more about the course of evolution from the study of vertebrate skeletal remains than is possible with most invertebrate groups, but even now, many mysteries remain.
11. The average relative abundances (that is the means of the relative abundances for all skeletal elements except for the isolated teeth) vary from 30.2 to 71.2 per cent for the seven barn owl samples (Table 2.3).
12. Table 3.1 Correlation coefficients of skeletal elements
13. So was "The Tinker's Grace", purporting to be Bunyan's prison musings on Divine Grace, and so was Pedro of Portugal's rapt and bizarre declaration of love, in 1356, for the embalmed corpse of his murdered wife, Iez de Castro, who swayed beside him on his travels, leather-brown and skeletal, crowned with lace and gold circlet, hung about with chains of diamonds and pearls, her bone-fingers fantastically ringed.