| In time, they would develop concavities, and would require laborious grinding to put them back into shape. |
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| There are usually no holes all the way through but lots of protuberances and concavities. |
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| The light from above distorts in the concavities formed at the points on which the strider rests. |
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| These are broad concavities in the ambitus that could be considered precursors to the ambulacral notches of certain mellitids. |
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| In FIG.9, both gadroons are diametrically brought closer to each other against two opposite concavities of the raised element. |
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| Ben Tre finishes the work by hand, often coating the concavities with color or gold leaf. |
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| The shape of Taormina is a geometry of interlocking and contrapuntal curves and concavities with various centres and focal points. |
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| Perpendicularly to that axis by trying to depress the convexities and protrude the concavities, on a collapsed spinal column. |
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| The figures are in groups, occupying concavities in the walls of the cave. |
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| Flakes with concavities exhibiting steep, unifacial retouch were used to whittle or plane wood, and flakes displaying spurs were used to incise bone or antler. |
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| Oskar had nothing but his fists with which to fill the two concavities. |
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| In 1978 it was determined that these concavities had inlaid eyes of white coral with a dark stone disk for the pupil. |
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| These convexities correspond to the concavities of gray matter in the brain. |
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| In the condition known as koilonychia, the nails are flattened and have concavities. |
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| Quite the opposite are the highly polished concavities and convexities of his mirrored surfaces and orifices. |
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| Fine diamond burs and silicone points are best suited to smooth out concavities and uneven surfaces. |
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| Macrolane? is the result of a versatile and innovative technology to enhance body appearance as well as being used for scar reduction and to treat concavities after liposuction. |
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| It's gratifying to stare, whenever I can, to follow the lines of noses, the expanses of cheeks, the concavities beneath eyes, the pudginess to the sides of a person's lips. |
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| Tangential intersections, B-splines, curves, subtractions or combinations, bores, convexities and concavities, pockets and recesses are typical concepts on the toolbar. |
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| One type, the single-action two gang, has two groups of disks, more or less horizontally aligned, with opposing concavities, that throw the soil in opposite directions. |
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| The SPI® CONTACT conical-cylindrical design offers the additional advantage of clinical flexibility in restoring cases involving adjacent converging roots or ridge concavities. |
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| Commonly treated areas include calves and body concavities. |
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| The literature indicates clearly that, for example, concavities have a perceptual advantage over convexities. |
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| It has several dark surface features that suggest large concavities. |
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| Concavities are considered as important factors for decrease in dead load of the structure. |
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