Examples of using Fossilised in English and their translations into Slovak
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I'm just sad that her fossilised hand isn't doing that fist-bump thing.".
Fossilised cyanobacteria had been found as far back as 3.5 billion years ago.
The organisation of our business environment is cumbersome and fossilised.
Fossilised plant wax prized for it ease of use and deep glossy shine.
But there is no need to worry,Josephoartigasia monesi is around 2 million years old and fossilised.
It consists of fossilised remains of diatoms and has a wide variety of uses.
It is a mix of mud andsand that contains a densely packed collection of fossilised fish and other organisms.
Researchers found fossilised grains of vegetable material in their teeth and some of it was cooked.
Dr Sandra Engelsis part of a team investigating the diet of the fossilised primate from the Messel Pit.
Not in real life, but by studying their fossilised skeletons to reconstruct their appearance, their biology and their behaviour.
As Mars was once a far more wateryplace, it may indeed be harbouring some ancient life form- either fossilised or alive.
It's a unique training programme. It shakes up the(fossilised) human nature and makes us think outside the box.”.
Yesterday, the entire world changed noticeably asthe media, accompanied by some scientists, unveiled a stunning fossilised primate.
We can assume so much about the diet of Spinosaurus because its fossilised teeth are commonly found with the remains of the giant sawfish.
Their fossilised bodies, shells and skeletons… form the limestone and chalk that now covers huge tracts… of Asia, Europe and the Americas.
They are called"fossil fuels" because they have been formed from the fossilised remains of prehistoric plants and animals.
And when they examined these fossilised eyes for themselves, they concluded that they're 'cup eyes'- fairly simple structures without a lens.
In 1811 her brother Joseph discovered a skull, and a few months later, only aged 12,Mary discovered the rest of the fossilised skeleton.
The modern way of life is dependent on this fossilised sunlight, although a surprising number of people take it for granted.
Plastics are petrochemical products, however,and with annual production at half a billion tonnes we rely on fossilised hydrocarbons for their manufacture.
She rejected the fossilised European post-war fashion, full of inflexible, practical materials, instead bringing in charm, romance, femininity, softness and originality.
Juráňová has ruffled the surface of inertia and offered a different,more bizarre and less historically and ideologically encumbered and static, fossilised picture of our national revivalists.