Примеры использования Ossified на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Females and males with completely ossified sternum.
The ligament can become ossified and impinge the underlying suprascapular nerve.
A bad financial situation had persisted and ossified.
That is, the ossified form of an impoverished intellectual, literary and cultural milieu.
I find that very conservative,even ossified.
Like Thescelosaurus, it had thin partly ossified cartilaginous(intercostal) plates along the ribs.
The most immovable consciousnesses are, indeed,the old and ossified ones.
I found nodules of ossified cartilage on Welton's thumbs between the metacarpals and carpals.
This expression"petrified" instead of"ossified" is curious.
The existence of ossified problems and the lack of confidence among the countries of the region have brought about constant tensions throughout the decades.
Yes, as I was cleaning the bones,I noticed a sesamoid… An ossified node?
Awash, boiled, fried, lathered, illuminated,oiled, ossified, pie-eyed, polluted, primed, scrooched, stinko, squiffy, tanked and woozled.
Roasters Less than12 weeks of age, tip of sternum is less flexible(partly ossified) than for.
Ossified tendons of the back of the tail turned into a kind of rigid handle, so powerful mace could be applied to targeted strikes.
In the Church for a long time however a comparative staticism has set in, as though petrified and ossified.
Although we are accustomed to the rigorous training process, with its ossified teachers, our confusion in a short time has passed.
Exceptions may be applied to foreigners in casethe manager is not a man with ossified views.
From 1958 onwards, white settler politics consolidated and ossified around one issue- resistance to majority rule.
But, like Masuda-san mentioned earlier, I would been involved with the series for a long time andthe way I thought about it had become ossified.
The dilemma is that the sense of stagnation is caused not only by ossified management but also by specific policies.
Its forelimbs, ossified tendons, and skin impressions were briefly described in 1913 and 1914 by Lambe, who at first thought it was an example of a species he would named Trachodon marginatus, but then changed his mind.
In our case it is the parliamentary diplomacy which helps us to overcome the stereotypes and ossified thinking in international relations.
In this painting, the artist developed the themes and subjects' abstruse realism"used illogic,irrationality as an instrument of destruction ossified traditional art; alogical painting, expressive of intellectual, trans-rational reality, was built on the shocking installation of diverse plastic and shaped elements that have developed in the composition filled with a certain sense, are ashamed of their ordinary mind incomprehensibility.
The daily life of both Palestinians andIsraelis had been disrupted for too long by political deadlock and ossified political stances.
As pointed out last year, every day that goes by without reform of the Council makes that body more illegitimate and more ossified-- illegitimate because of its inadequate representation of the 192 United Nations Members and ossified because it reflects a 60-year-old historical reality.
A striking quality of his own is not to play the score as a definitive result, but rather"to create" during the performance the musical substance itself, volatile,not ossified in a standard canon.
However, what has happened over the decades and centuries is that the democracies that were formed in their early years,have become ossified, crystallized and have not developed the ability to evolve and adapt to changing circumstances and conditions.
So my first question for you is this: Recent evidence of attempts at minimalist reform in our tax code, basically reveal that our current"tax expenditures," as they call them in Washington, andpublic entitlement systems have become totally ossified to virtually unchangeable public policy.
A recently discovered intermediate form is the primitive mammal Yanoconodon, from 125 million years ago in the Mesozoic, in which the ossicles have separated from the jaw and serve the hearing function in the middle ear,yet maintain a slender connection to the jaw via the ossified Meckel's cartilage, which in more advanced mammals dissolves during development.
His muscles are… ossifying…?