Examples of using Incised in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Hitherto deeply incised.
By rooting incised branch cut.
Well, you are looking for something with a sharp tip,although the wound is not incised laterally.
The incised wound is longer than it is deep.
She had multiple incised wounds.
And some of the incised cuts-- see, like in here, all these interior cuts-- very hard to do.
I found glass in all the incised wounds.
Pecked and incised figures depict mountain sheep, human figures, birds, human handprints and animal tracks.
Now, we have a well-developedfemale Caucasian 22 years old with an incised gaping wound across the neck.
The cistern was apparently open and visible until recently,but the mark incised on the inner wall, in a place that became visible and accessible only after the dome disintegrated, hints at its gradual collapse.
Blake's great innovation in relief etching was to print from the relief, or raised,parts of the plate rather than the intaglio, or incised, parts.
There are two short linear incised wounds that are extremely superficial.
This correspondence occurred above all because the same craftsmen painted or incised both the writing symbols and the pictures.
The front surface is polished and the inscriptions lightly incised on it; the sides of the stone are smoothed, but the back is only roughly worked, presumably because this would have not been visible when it was erected.
It's my opinion, based on the tool marks I'm finding on all theC-3 vertebrae that the victims suffered a lateral incised wound that would have encompassed both left and right carotids and jugulars.
Evidence of the scale of the meltwaterdischarge down the Hudson Valley includes deeply incised sediments in the valley, large sediment deposit lobes on the continental shelf, and glacial erratic boulders greater than 2 metres in diameter on the outer shelf.
Except for becca mayford, cod was exsanguination through incised wounds to the neck with a sharp-edged instrument.
The design corresponds to the following lines originally incised in the plate(see below the Separate proof in Fitzwilliam Museum), but erased later.
The plaster fill was smoothed, and in several places a line incised in the plaster denoted the separation between the stones.
Ruptured patellar tendon, laceration of the saphenous vein, and multiple incised wounds containing slivers of glass, which I will send over to Trace.
And now, I will incise.
Incise him and thread the IV in.
Incising the uterus.
Surgical scissor that incises and/or dissects tissues.
You need to use your hands, your eyes. Incise.
Incise the skin over the back with a blade and then remove the muscles next to the vertebrate.
Nasal surgical chisel that incises and shapes cartilage of the nose during plastic surgery procedures.
Surgical bur that excavates, incises, or removes bone and hard tissue during neurosurgical and microsurgical procedures of the spine.
First, we're gonna open up the mother, then incise the uterus, then we're gonna remove the CCAM and put him right back where we found him, and hopefully he will be carried to term.
The fully mature black-figure technique,with added red and white details and incising for outlines and details, originated in Corinth during the early 7th century BC and was introduced into Attica about a generation later; it flourished until the end of the 6th century BC.