Rounded like an egg.
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In all birds they are oval; in all mammals they are round.
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The shape is pyriform in 2, oval to roundish in the remainder.
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The oval contains an internal grating that drifts from right to left.
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The features were slightly aquiline; the head was oval and admirably poised.
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Another moment and the chief dancer of the Potlatch entered the oval.
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The scales smooth; praeanal pores none; pupil elliptical, erect; hinder limbs short.
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Modern coasters use elliptical loops and reach a maximum g-force of 6g's.
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And she waved the umbrella in an elliptical curve about her head.
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If they used elliptical projections, navigators had to constantly recalculate their bearing.
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There were the elliptical towers and turrets, the cube-shaped domes and battlements.
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They were ovoid in shape and dotted the screen door in rows.
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The ovoid had already started coming alive in response to Bin's touch.
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Two hatches hinged open, and several dozen pale ovoid shapes were ejected.
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The body during movement is globular or ovoid, without any anterior process.
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An ovoid slice of the gemlike material slid aside, revealing a doorway.
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Head ovate, rather compact; texture fine and tender; flavor mild and good.
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Now, short side-shoots are produced, carrying large ovate leaves and bearing flowers.
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A native species of small growth, with ovate-cordate leaves, and small white flowers.
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The tail one-fourth the length of the body, covered with uniform ovate quadrangular scales.
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A trailing-habited shrub, with prickly stems, ovate, spiny-toothed, evergreen leaves, and rather unattractive flowers.
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He reached out to pat her egg-shaped buttock, then withdrew his hand.
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When he was through, the egg-shaped stone had a flat oval top.
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I pointed at the egg-shaped guy in the centre of the group.
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He glanced down at the smooth, egg-shaped rocks he was kneeling on.
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Make egg-shaped wells in the mixture with the back of a spoon.
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A point outside the rim traces out a prolate cycloid, with a backward loop.
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A few stars now had pierced the blue, and in the east there shone brightly a prolate moon.
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This is consistent with a highly asymmetric molecule such as the prolate ellipsoid suggested by the other physical measurements.
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Small-angle X-ray scattering analysis indicated that the enzyme had a prolate ellipsoidal structure with an ellipsoid cavity in the center.
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By comparing several candidate space-filling polyhedra, we find that the oblate shapes are preferred over prolate shapes for all volume-to-surface ratios.
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These canals terminate in the bladder, an oval-shaped reservoir for the urine.
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You only want to use big plum tomatoes: the long-looking, oval-shaped ones.
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The only thing alike about us, I thought, was our oval-shaped sunglasses.
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Leaves composed of usually three oval-shaped leaflets, and unusually bright of tint.
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Results: All breast hamartomas had an oval-shaped and a circumscribed margin.
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For all this elliptic talk that dazed my mind left obscurity everywhere.
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They all had eight truck wheels under each, and elliptic steel springs.
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They may be classed as triangular, lozenge, quadrilateral, star, circular, and elliptic.
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The pedicels of the tentacles are flattened, or elliptic in section.
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The circular and elliptic scan methods were developed to detect regularly shaped clusters.
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Pseudorapidity and transverse momentum dependence of elliptic flow are also presented.
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Leaves rather small, elliptic, almost stalkless, and perforated with transparent dots.
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The elliptic or steel spring did not come into use until about 1840.
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A smaller notice adduced further grounds for caution in the elliptic form: Air brakes.
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The hair is generally short, elliptic in section, often split longitudinally, and much crimped.
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Probably the best conveyance is a wagon with elliptic springs.
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Similar research has been carried out before, but not on PCs using elliptic curve cryptography.
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Crowned with gold, her dark hair in elliptic waves, bound with glittering chains of pearl.
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It is seen always, it must be remembered, nearly in the elliptic, or sun's path.
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A figure titled "A 'family' of elliptic orbits with constant rotational momentum" (Fig.
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Four hours later, they recovered her quarterdeck section from the aphelion of a long elliptic orbit.