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The body is striated with clearly defined, often depressed lines, which run longitudinally and sometimes spirally.
2
Cross-sectional dissection demonstrated a single bullet track running longitudinally down the right erector mass.
3
They present a hypha-like appearance, running longitudinally for considerable distances.
4
Upon the larger kinds of wire, fine lines may sometimes be traced, running longitudinally.
5
The traditional serrated butcher's steel is a ½″ or ⅝″ rod with ridges running longitudinally.
6
A four-inch crack ran longitudinally along its surface.
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Its eye is dark and clear, and it has a line of rose-pink running longitudinally behind it.
8
Marked by streaks of bright red running longitudinally from pole to pole, dark lines like cracks covered the surface.
9
"Haversian canals are tiny tubes that run longitudinally down compact bone."
10
I calculate it must be perhaps half the size of the car parking area, with aisles running longitudinally from front to back.
11
The silk-grass shrub produces a leaf, the inner substance of which consists of a number of small strong white fibres running longitudinally.
12
The grain of the wood runs longitudinally, and a downward falling PARANG is liable to split the wood and become wedged fast in it.
13
The bullet was small caliber, entered at the shoulder, ran longitudinally down the right erector mass, and exited without nicking a bone or organ.
14
Running longitudinally, there are four channels in it if it is a tetrachord; six, if it is a hexachord; eight, if it is an octachord.
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But it is of trifling elevation, running longitudinally from north to south, with a breadth of from 15 to 20 miles.