How To Use Disarticulate In A Sentence
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Disarticulation is highly variable among echinoderms; stalks are most commonly observed as disarticulated columnals or segments.
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The former ‘specimen’ includes two disarticulated right frontals, only one of which preserves the surface of the relevant area.
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Both hindlimbs were disarticulated at the hip joints and stored at - 20 [degrees] C until required for mechanical testing.
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Each knee was disarticulated at the hip, and skin and muscle were stripped both proximal and distal to the knee.
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Suddenly its huge mouth opens perpendicularly to its body, and its jaw disarticulates from the skull.
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Other scattered, disarticulated bones on the platform were oriented both east-west and north-south.
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Almost all of the skeletons are entirely disarticulated, obscuring our view of what occurred after death.
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However, almost all fossils of Anomalocaris are disarticulated (to the point that, for many years, various pieces were thought to be separate animals).
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Additionally, disarticulated human bone was found mixed with animal bone and other household refuse in the fill of burial pits and other small pits.
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Meanwhile, resources were stripped from the far more austere and tactically disarticulated operations in Afghanistan; and various Afghan forces arrayed against the US - in particular the Taliban - watched and waited.
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The famous surgeon, Dr. Pott, was able to disarticulate an ankle and dip the soggy end of the lower leg into boiling pitch in 15 seconds.
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The cerci (tail appendages) begin to disarticulate.
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An infant buried in a pit within the Dederiyeh Cave in Syria, for example, seems to have been placed after its joints had become disarticulated, but with some concern that bodily parts were placed in their correct anatomical order.
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Large disarticulated spines found in limestones upsection from the shale unit at the Lake Brownwood Spillway are typically 60-70 mm when complete.
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Although all sutures are open and some are now filled with sediment, these elements must have been firmly united by ligaments to resist the forces that completely disarticulated other parts of the skeleton.
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The presence of a diverse assemblage has been suspected on the basis of disarticulated remains preserved in such localities.
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If there's just a single disarticulated bone in the site, then it becomes more tenuous.
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Although disarticulated, the bones maintain some anatomical organization.
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In Oestocephalus, the atlas is disarticulated, but the relatively shorter proatlas would permit a closer articulation with the skull.
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The tibiae were disarticulated, stripped of soft tissue, and placed in 70% alcohol for fixation and storage.
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Patriotic nation building is at once linked to and disarticulated from the adventures of empire, the vulgar and excremental body, the cosmopolitan imaginary, and the compulsions of language.
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During his stay at Kent State, Loren monographed the Devonian and Mississippian conulariids of North America, and described disarticulated conulariids.
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Specimens were then prepared for morphometric analysis with dermestid beetles, which cleaned and disarticulated skeletal elements of the head.
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His undesiring sighting of her body achieved the same effect for her as his desirous vision of Robinson: Caroline is disarticulated from the body/property scheme so necessary to the realism of sentimental narratives (to which the prince was himself addicted, believing Maria Fitzherbert to be his soulmate from whose bosom he had been torn by parental pressure to marry against his nature).
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However, the completely disarticulated nature of the skeleton necessitates that some form of pre-burial dispersal occurred.
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All the bones were disarticulated, but looked as though they'd come from Martian analogs of Late Paleozoic sarcopterygians and temnospondyls.
One of those WoW things.
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Not only does he not mention the possibility of intervention in mnemonic and sensory structures; it's hard to reconcile such a possibility with his assertion that the linguistic structure that, he finds, disarticulates the Third
Seeing Is Reading
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Conodont elements, the disarticulated bony remains of the complex conodont oral apparatus, are found as microfossils by the tens of thousands in virtually every Paleozoic marine sediment, everywhere in the world.
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Grainy rocks in the upper third contain an abundance of disarticulated crinoid debris.
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Hull, who runs a private archaeological company TVAS at Crusheen, Co Clare, said that the remains were "disarticulated", meaning that it was not a full skeleton.
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Specimens were then prepared for morphometric analysis with dermestid beetles, which cleaned and disarticulated skeletal elements of the head.
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The material comprises several partial specimens in addition to disarticulated carapaces, appendages, metastomas, opisthosomal segments, and telsons.
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When it was excavated in 1821 at least fifteen disarticulated skeletons were found, and a further eight or nine in 1854.
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Modern crocs latch on to large prey and roll with it into the water, both to kill and to disarticulate.
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For the first time, we are going to watch a child being torn apart, dismembered, disarticulated, crushed and destroyed by the unfeeling steel instruments of the abortionist.
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Claessens, who has been scanning with a group of his students since the “Aves 3D” project got under way in August, said much of the effort is aimed at disarticulated bones of specimens, so that the scanner can image the entire bone, including the ends and surfaces that might not be accessible in an assembled specimen.
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The tender meat should then be disarticulated from the bones, skin and all, which, in this case, will be a cakewalk as the flesh has been rendered into a state of tender, moist, near-gelatinous compliance, the smell of which should cause mild hallucinations.
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Included are partial remains of large trunks up to 33 cm wide and over 8 m long, variously disarticulated foliage, cones, and seeds.
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The apparent ease with which the sponge skeletons disarticulated before burial makes our discovery of well-preserved specimens of special interest.
