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Example sentences for "segments"

Lexicographically close words:
segmental; segmentally; segmentation; segmented; segmenting; segne; segno; segregate; segregated; segregating
  1. Here I found the little Gentian, or Centaury, with a hyacinthine flower in five notched segments (Gentiana nivalis).

  2. This day I gathered a sort of Pink, Caryophyllus, with reflexed petals of a purplish colour, divided into many segments almost to their base.

  3. The caterpillar is yellow or greenish yellow, with hinder segments slightly swollen.

  4. The first point that strikes our notice is the division of its body into segments or rings, separated from each other by a more or less distinct line or slight constriction of the body.

  5. The segments contract and relax alternately and in succession, thus sending a series of wave-like motions along the body, and urging onward the front segments while the claspers keep the hinder portion firmly fixed.

  6. The brown band next to it is divided into six segments with black borders, each with a black spot.

  7. On each of the segments five to eleven is a dark lozenge-shaped spot, bisected by the dorsal line; and on the second segment is a shining plate and a triangular mark.

  8. The caterpillar is green, with a white line along the spiracles, and a triangular reddish spot on the back of segments four to ten inclusive.

  9. The caterpillar is yellowish green, except the second, third, and fourth segments which are brownish.

  10. These have generally only two pairs of claspers, one pair on each of the tenth and last segments, so that there is a distance equal to the combined length of six segments between the hindermost true leg and the first pair of claspers.

  11. The caterpillar is marbled with reddish grey and brown, and has a hump on the third segment, and a smaller prominence on each of the segments six to ten inclusive.

  12. The twelfth segment is humped, and there are dark V-shaped marks on the back of segments five to twelve inclusive.

  13. Its foremost segments are seen to shorten, and consequently become thicker.

  14. Its front segments are turned alternately right and left, and are also made to swell out much beyond their normal size.

  15. The three segments that bore the legs are no longer distinctly separable, though in reality they still exist.

  16. The caterpillar is of a dingy yellowish or greenish grey, with a light line down the back, and two black spots on each side of segments nine to twelve inclusive.

  17. The hinder segments of the abdomen are banded with black and rose-pink.

  18. These leaves were split by the wind into segments of various widths.

  19. On a Casuarina near the swamp, I saw a beautiful Loranthus with rather small oval leaves, panicles of flowers, with the tube of the corolla green; segments of the limbs dark red; of a dwarf bushy habit.

  20. The eight abdominal segments taper off in size and the last bears a pair of caudal styles (Fig.

  21. The first scutum is the shortest and broadest, and has the heavier spine or hook, while the last two segments often lack the hook.

  22. The young are comparatively smooth and develop tubercles on the caudal segments first.

  23. When twenty-four consecutive phases of an act of motion are to be photographed from one point of view, all of the insulated segments in the ring are put in circuit.

  24. Raised seats are generally built in the form of segments of a circle, and these are as carefully smoothed over as the rest.

  25. Then divide the circumference of your felloe into eight segments of 45 deg.

  26. Animal of simple type of Orbitolites, showing primordial segment a, and circumambient segment b, surrounded by annuli of sub-segments connected by radial and circular stolon-processes.

  27. Stolons connecting successive segments and uniting themselves with the diverging branches of the meridional canals.

  28. These segments are very flexible, and capable of movement in every direction, and are thus developed into arms, prehensile limbs, by which their owner can seize and hold its living prey.

  29. In the Cephalopoda the foot is split or divided into eight segments in some families, and in others into ten segments, which radiate from the central head, like so many rays.

  30. The Pearly Nautilus, then, is a true cephalopod, in that it has its foot divided and arranged in segments around its head, but the form and number of these segments are very different from those of any other of its class.

  31. The Cephalopods which have the foot divided into ten of these segments or arms are called the Decapoda, those which have only eight of them are called the Octopoda.

  32. Besides their metamorphosis, they are distinguished from the Aptera by the number of segments into which their body is divided, and by their pentamerous tarsi.

  33. Oval, but having the ends circumscribed by unequal segments of circles.

  34. Part of the ventral segments of the abdomen of Lygaeus compressipes.

  35. Portion of dorsal segments of Dytiscus marginalis, to show the large anal spiracles.

  36. The partial movements of the segments of this part, where they have place, are produced by muscular fibres which extend from the whole anterior margin of one to the whole posterior one of that which precedes it.

  37. Portion of ventral segments of abdomen of Aradus laminatus K.

  38. In the majority of insects perhaps the dilatation of the abdomen takes place by the recession of the segments from each other by means of the elastic ligaments that connect them; in others, as the Dynastidae, Galeodes, &c.

  39. Abdomen divided into segments and terminating in a jointed tail, armed at the end with a sting[1255].

  40. The segments are then to be bruised thoroughly in a mortar, and applied in the mass as a poultice beneath a bandage.

  41. This is a low plant with straggling wiry stems, and solitary terminal bright red flowers, of which the segments are bent back in a singular manner.

  42. The group of cells in each spinal segment is intimately connected with the cells of the segments above and below.

  43. For the purpose of illustration, we might consider the body as made up of so many segments piled one on another, each segment presided over by a similar segment of spinal cord.

  44. Then, for the first time, resort to Concave Chiselling, and with a broad chisel cut away the corners down to the segments previously described.

  45. At c and d of each, with the compasses, describe the quarter circle shown at each top corner of the figures, striking the segments from the respective dots shown for the purpose near each top corner.

  46. Opposite sides of second, third, and fifth segments anchylosed together and those of fourth segment nearly so.

  47. Grieg,[24] except that the fourth and fifth segments are anchylosed together, both laterally and transversely, and that the two sides are symmetrical.

  48. Third and fourth segments similar to second but smaller; similarly notched; left portion a little longer than right.

  49. The posterior emargination of the third segment, and those of both ends of the fourth and fifth segments are small.

  50. Second and third segments similar to those of Barnegat skeleton but sides of latter not completely anchylosed together.

  51. At last, the segments show distinctly, with their lateral pads.

  52. The female is a pale russet-brown; the male is black, with a few red segments to his abdomen.

  53. I saw a basket full of segments of thick German wurst, 5 cents for a piece 2 inches in diameter and 4 inches long.

  54. We saw segments of the line abruptly stop, and come together and begin digging in the snow.

  55. When the number of the points such as M is increased without limit, and the lengths of all the segments such as MN are diminished without limit, these two sums of areas tend to limits.

  56. The limit in question is the same whatever law may be adopted for inserting the points such as M between A and B, and for diminishing the lengths of the segments such as MN.

  57. Let the segment AB be divided into a number of segments by means of intermediate points such as M, and let MN be one such segment.

  58. The distance between the extreme ordinates corresponding to the abscissae x = a and x = b is divided into 2n equal segments by ordinates y1, y2, .

  59. Professor Forbes's theory, at that time, was that the glacier is composed throughout of a series of alternate segments of hard and porous ice, in the latter of which the dirt found a lodgment.

  60. From front to rear, in order, all the segments are stung on the ventral surface, except the three operated on.

  61. Sometimes, without releasing its prey for a moment, the insect proceeds from the thorax to the next segments and completes its operation in a single spell.

  62. By a fairly frequent exception the last two or three segments are spared.

  63. I explore the queer creature's segments with the point of a needle.

  64. On the ventral surface, the segments have no creases; and the hairs, though abundant, are rather less so than on the back.

  65. I expected to see the sting refrain more or less in the long interval which separates the true legs in front from the pro-legs at the back (Fleshy legs found on the abdominal segments of caterpillars and certain other larvae.

  66. A little later, the pale-green colouring of the early stages is replaced by a reddish brown, except on two or three segments of the median ventral surface.

  67. Be this as it may, the segments spared in the first act are stabbed in the second.

  68. I have sometimes even seen the three thoracic segments stung twice over: at the beginning of the attack and again when the Wasp returned to her vanquished prey.

  69. How should low commutator segments be treated?

  70. Button contacts are usually furnished with motor starting rheostats of small size while contact segments are used on those of greater capacity.

  71. The segments are punched from hard drawn copper strip and are insulated from each other and the core by amber mica, of hardness corresponding to that of the copper in order that the wear of mica and copper may be uniform.

  72. The segments are of hard drawn copper and are insulated from each other and from the shell by mica.

  73. The commutator has three segments and is made of chemically pure silver.

  74. Commutator clamp; a useful device for holding the segments firmly in position in taking out the end rings of the commutator to repair for internal grounds.

  75. Segments are elevated from the hard rubber top by special washers in order to increase insulation.

  76. The coil may be cut out of circuit, and the corresponding commutator segments connected together with a piece of wire (of a size proportionate to the amount of current to be carried), soldered to each.

  77. The fault may also be temporarily repaired by soldering the adjacent commutator segments together without disconnecting the coil.

  78. This is the name given to a peculiar fault which develops on one or more segments of the commutator.

  79. The spores are not, however, truly single spores, for they ultimately divide into eight segments or sporules, each of which is capable of producing a new plant.

  80. The fibres easily break across at the joints; and the last few segments are often narrowed and rounded, so as to form a blunt point.

  81. When the segments of the perianth are dry and chaffy, as in the flowers of grasses, the outermost are said to constitute the glumes, and the innermost the paleƦ.

  82. The cells into which the fertilized egg segments are at first all alike; then comes the divergence between those which are pushed in to line the hollow of the cup, and those which form its outer layer.

  83. As growth proceeds, this divides or segments into a number of separable, but at first connected, parts.

  84. There are three sets of these blocks, and each set is made of two rings of three segments each.

  85. The segments are held against the flat bearing surface of the case by spiral springs set in brass ferrules.

  86. One ring of segments breaks joints with its mate in the case, and each set is separated from the others by a flange in the case in which it is held.

  87. The circle of flame and coals was breaking into segments with openings in between.

  88. These openings grew in size, the segments diminished.


  89. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "segments" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.