Sentences with phrase «hard calcified»

The very name of these scales, dermal denticles, alludes to the fact that they are formed of dentine: a hard calcified tissue that makes up the majority of a tooth, sitting underneath the enamel.

DR. STACEY MERLO: I think just like you said — like it sounds, you have your sort of hard cranial bones that you felt and they are hard calcified plates then the fontanels are smaller sort of indentations which are covered in more of a softer membranous covering called our meninges.

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Dual side view detection allows users to analyze and process two images per container to better detect hard - to - find contaminants such as glass shards, metal fragments, mineral stone, some plastic and rubber compounds and calcified bone.

Towards the end of my pregnancy, our water softener broke and we had the hardest, most calcified and mineralized water you can imagine.

The extract, Bedran - Russo said, can increase the strength of the dentin, which comprises the majority of the calcified extracellular tissue of teeth, forming the layer just beneath the hard external enamel.

Their skeletons, made of cartilage, lack the calcified growth rings of hard - boned vertebrates.

Many cell types must come together so that marrow is surrounded by a hard, calcified chassis.

An electron - beam computed tomography (EBCT) scan — looking at hard, calcified plaque — or a 64 - slice CT scan looking for soft, vulnerable plaque, are also outstanding tests that will determine silent CAD.

If the plaque isn't removed through at - dwelling dental care, it will definitely calcifies into a hard substance referred to as tartar.

Breeds that are called chondrodystrophic (meaning they have as part of their normal breed conformation dwarf - like characteristics) tend to calcify their disc material, making it too hard to participate in an FCE and they are thus at lower risk.

If the plaque isn't removed via at - home dental care, it eventually calcifies into a hard substance often called tartar.

Hard, calcified plaque is known as dental «tartar» or «calculus».

Mosse said in an interview with The British Journal of Photography «I wanted to export this technology to a harder situation, to up - end the generic conventions of calcified mass - media narratives and challenge the way we're allowed to represent this forgotten conflict... I wanted to confront this military reconnaissance technology, to use it reflexively in order to question the ways in which war photography is constructed.»

The pigment is inch - thick, molten as cream or mud, or calcified hard like a stalactite.

On the effects on calcification: It is expected that calcifying organisms will find it more difficult to produce and maintain their shells and hard structures.