Examples of using Anatomically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Round or Anatomically Shaped?
Anatomically shaped for a perfect fit.
The human body is well proportioned andits details are anatomically accurate.
It is anatomically impossible, right?
The prostate differs considerably between species anatomically, chemically and physiologically.
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Anatomically impossible, Mr. Garibaldi but you're welcome to try.
Thus, there are"roll-shaped" ones with low or higher profiles,drop-shaped or anatomically formed implants.
Short and anatomically bent long stems.
Thus, there are"roll-shaped" ones with low or higher profiles,drop-shaped or anatomically formed implants.
Anatomically designed hand shape helps to reduce hand fatigue.
The seven major chakras, although undetectable anatomically, are metaphysically linked with a number of different systems within the physical body.
Anatomically, physiologically and behaviorally the horse is a sprinter.
Remember that it is not enough just to create an anatomically correct form, it must also be properly colored by connecting the artist's talents.
Anatomically, back pain can be classified into neck pain, upper backache, lower backache and tailbone pain.
Although each has separate functions,it is no mistake that they are placed next to each other anatomically, since some of the functions of one are dependent on the other.
It's anatomically impossible, and even if it were, it would be a true miracle.
The common element in both is that a portion orall of the drainage angle becomes anatomically closed, so that the aqueous fluid within the eye cannot even reach all or part of the trabecular meshwork.
Anatomically, it's distinguished from the white whale and the black right whale by the fusion of its seven cervical vertebrae, and it numbers two more ribs than its relatives.
A further benefit of the pectopexy procedure over thesacral colpopexy is that it is more anatomically natural in that it occupies less space internally, as the mesh is not traversing the entire pelvis from front to back.
The first anatomically modern human fossils date back only 195,000 years, so Perry's Y chromosome lineage split from the rest of humanity long before our species appeared.
It is the habit of Hair Trade Italy follow the hairdresser for taking measurements of the cap comes in several types,so that it can be anatomically and adhere well to the skin of the client, as well as explain the proper maintenance of the wig.
The skin structure is created equal anatomically in all men, but the external conditions, such as skin color or touch make our skin different for all people.
After 6 million years of boredom, the evolutionary ascent of our species from the last common ancestor with the chimpanzee, something extraordinary happened to us less than 100.000 years ago, which by the way,is long after we have become anatomically modern.
Man, as science is able to reconstruct him today,is an animal like the others-so little separable anatomically from the anthropoids that the modem classifications made by zoologists return to the position of Linnaeus and include him with them in the same super-family, the hominidae.
The second allows the researcher to capture the brain's network activity(either at rest or while performing directed tasks),enabling the identification of structurally and anatomically distinct areas of the brain that are functionally connected.
Wind tunnel experiments with different wing configurations Sankar Chatterjee suggested in 2005 that, in order for Microraptor to glide or fly, the forewings and hindwings must have been on different levels(as on a biplane) and not overlaid(as on a dragonfly),and that the latter posture would have been anatomically impossible.
Taking the above into account, I propose the Puranic view of time and history predicts a sparse butbewildering mixture of hominid fossils, some anatomically modern and some not, going back tens and even hundreds of millions of years and occurring at locations all over the world.
After a long 15-year study on the effect of bras conducted on 330 women aged 18 to 35, a sports science researcher Jean-Denis Rouillon told in an interview,“Medically,physiologically, anatomically- breasts gain no benefit from being denied gravity.
Taking all this into account, I propose that the Puranic view of time and history would predict a sparse butbewildering mixture of hominid fossils, some anatomically modern and some not, going back tens and even hundreds of millions of years and occurring at locations all over the world.