Examples of using Fibula in English and their translations into Serbian
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That's my fibula.
My fibula's broken, two places.
And this broken fibula.
Fibula, 6th and the beginning of the 7th century.
First, the fibula, crack.
I know, I broke my tibia and my fibula.
Her tibia and fibula, I think.
From the width of it, I'd say it's part of the fibula.
No break in the fibula or tibia.
Fibula and tibia of the right leg are from the same person.
Uh, same with the fractures to the right tibia and fibula.
The fracture to Amanda's fibula could have been caused by that.
Okay, well, do you see these lateral fractures in the tibia and fibula?
There's a cut on the back of the fibula of each of your victims.
This luxurious silver fibula represents a form of extraordinary medal to meritorious military officers.
It was diagnosed that he suffered a break of his tibia and fibula and he underwent surgery on Sunday.
The worker was taken to hospital,where it was determined he had broken his left tibia and fibula.
You want to cut the fibula 1 to 2 centimeters proximal to the tibia.
A high ankle sprain is an injury to the large ligaments above the ankle that join together the two long bones of the lower leg,called the tibia and fibula.
In addition to the bricks, money, fibula, a stylus and a ring were found.
Wilshere broke his fibula during pre-season training in August, and was initially expected to be out for up to a few weeks.
All the osteological perturbations are consistent with reasonal acts of surgery, Except forcompound fractures in the right tibia and fibula, which indicate traumatic compression and*adrenachy*.
Wilshere broke his fibula during pre-season training in August, and was initially expected to be out for a month.
The twocuts must have been made at the joints;(g)'turkey drumsticks', for the purposes of subheadings 0207 26 60 and0207 27 60: turkey cuts, consisting of the tibia and fibula, together with the surrounding musculature.
Haskell had long- healed bone traumas-- ribs, fibula, tibia, spiral breaks-- indicative of childhood abuse.
The fibula stands out for its decorated arch and was produced in opus interassile technique using thin metal threads, very similar to the famous filigree technique.
Elements homologous with the stylopod(femur and humerus) and zeugopod(radius, ulna,tibia, and fibula) have long been known to occur in tetrapodomorphs(e.g. Gregory, 1911), but until recently, little was known about the timing of appearance of various characters of the tetrapod limb.
Silver fibula of hybrid type- knee and cruciform, with a hinge mechanism on the head and two bulbs on the feet of the bar and laminar widening in the form of a palmette instead of the central bulb, with a vegetable ornament in the form of a tendril on the arch, made in opus interrasile technique.
The name is derived from the Latin word crus and the Greek word tarsos;it refers to the specialized articulation between crus and tarsus-specifically between fibula and calcaneum-present in the skeletons of suchians and phytosaurs, with a hemicylindrical condyle on the calcaneum articulating against fibula.
Archaeologists Jo-Simon Frøshaug Stokke, Lene Os Johannessen and Ole Christian Aslaksen also discovered terrace formations in the mountainside of the valley, which they said suggest that a settlement existed for at least several hundred years before any trade occurred between the Illyrians and the Romans.[ 1] Anchor parts,lance tips and fibula, and metal buckles for fastening clothes were also found near the settlement, as well as graves that predate any of the other findings.[ 2].