Halfway down the larynx the paired vocal folds, formed by ligaments covered with mucous membrane, project inwards from its wall. |
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The bird puffs out his chest, the glint of steel spurs curving inwards and upwards on the back of his legs. |
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That question will prompt much navel-gazing when the theatre's first productions appear, but looking inwards is only one way to answer it. |
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The side seams slant ever so slightly inwards creating a beautiful hang to the skirt. |
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First, the rim or 'chime' of a cask was bevelled to slope inwards, and then finished off with a smaller sharp adze. |
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The gas is forced to spiral ever inwards towards the axis of the conical section with increasing tangential velocity. |
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This time though the door swung inwards smashing a few who were to slow to get out of the way against the wall. |
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A few halls, including the old Gewandhaus in Leipzig, retained the older seating plan with the rows facing inwards towards a central aisle. |
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Doyle, still leaning against the door, had little precious time to catch himself as Cordelia swung it inwards. |
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With a boom more felt than heard, the hatch locked and air began to hiss inwards. |
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He glanced up from the tiled bathroom floor, and watched as the door to the bathroom swung inwards. |
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The hinges creaked as the door swung inwards, revealing a grassy field, a familiar sight to Katrina. |
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Charged particles dive inwards towards the center of the tail and cause it to increase in length and to taper. |
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The gate cried back in outrage and pain, as the wood and steel began to bulge inwards, barely holding back the forces that swelled from Terren. |
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Once inside, roosting wrens squat up to two or three layers deep with heads facing inwards and tails towards the entrance or sides. |
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There's a squeak to the hinges as well, something sudden and unexpected, only kicking in when the door's almost fully swung inwards. |
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As the lights go up the rigging falls through the trap door and the backdrop appears to be sucked inwards towards the centre of the stage. |
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Ian found himself reluctantly letting his lids fall shut, and he heard the door swing inwards. |
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It swung gently inwards and for a moment all was lost in a sea of white light. |
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The heavy oak doors swung inwards, and both Jenica and Brian stepped through into a round chamber. |
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Reaching the eighth plank, he pushed, and it swung inwards, revealing a small crevice that he quickly squeezed into. |
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It squeaked as it swung inwards, and Jennifer stood against the wall, knife in hand, wishing she had a gun. |
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The mind is focused inwards, and this effort of concentration acts as stimulus to gain access to the knowledge of the object of meditation. |
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The mind that chooses to hate others turns inwards and poisons its own soul and body. |
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The Buddha always pointed inwards to the mind, teaching that the effects of such practice could radiate outwards universally. |
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When the two-seater car is cornering, the outer wheels tilt inwards, leaving only the inner area of these tyres in contact with the road. |
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The three Ministers stand side by side upon the footpace, the Deacon and Subdeacon turning slightly inwards. |
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With the mirrors facing inwards, tape the 3 cardboards together to form a triangular container. |
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The frog kick is the underwater equivalent of the breast-stroke leg kick, with the legs moving inwards and outwards in a circular motion. |
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It grades inwards over tens to hundreds of metres into a coarser-grained porphyritic granodiorite. |
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It forms a sheer drop-off that bulges out slightly and then falls inwards, leaving me hanging over nothingness. |
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A door swung inwards behind the terrace exit and another ghost stepped out. |
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Astronomers speculate that some then migrate inwards, dragged by the remaining material in the accretion disk around the star. |
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When raw meat is cooked, the outside turns brown and the brown colour gradually spreads inwards. |
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In the centre, the Persians forced the Greeks back, but were then probably taken in both flanks when the victorious Greek wings wheeled inwards. |
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They were then ordered to march into a rectangular hangar, with the sides all angled inwards to the flat roof, roughly trapezoidal in shape. |
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The inner and outer margins of the annulus were observed to bulge outwards but when the nucleus was removed the inner margins bulged inwards. |
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The legs of the coffee tables are turned inside out so the bark faces inwards while the outside shows off the grain. |
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The two foxes met broadside, spiralling inwards anticlockwise to touch whiskers before gliding apart in opposite directions. |
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He was looking inwards, which meant he didn't need to write 4O-voice motets, or antiphons which last 20 minutes. |
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You may see the soft tissues of the neck and the area below the ribcage pull inwards during attempts to breathe in. |
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Amie was born with bilateral talipes, meaning her feet were turning inwards. |
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Place the sweet potato mash in the centre of the plate and then the seared kangaroo on the potato facing inwards. |
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The entire structure began falling inwards, collapsing in on itself like a cloth being folded. |
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Barth clung to his bit of splintered wood, it bit into his arms and fingers, his eyes were open but turned inwards. |
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Ukrainian peasants turned inwards as centralized power broke down, yet their identification with the Ukrainian nation was strengthened as a result of independent statehood. |
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I know because I pronate inwards and my NB shoes correct it perfectly! |
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He looked inwards at his wracked body and mind, then his shining soul. |
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They taper gradually as they rise from a base diameter of 2.4m and, as they approach the top, they are inclined inwards to come together under the pinnacles. |
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Its posterior margin runs at right angles to the longitudinal axis, before swinging inwards to form distinct genal angles and a genal epimeron on the left-hand side. |
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By choosing the amount by which we squeeze the image inwards, we can transmit an image that has the right aspect ratio on any widescreen television. |
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But instead of investing his energy into outward noise that drifts skywards into nothingness, you sense he invests energy inwards, into making himself the best that he can be. |
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Meanwhile the Roman infantry pushed back the Celts and Spaniards in Hannibal's centre, bunching inwards away from the Africans who were thus able to take them in flank. |
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Amateurs can easily fill the tubes using simple agricultural tools, after which bags are arranged in a spiral that is gradually corbelled inwards as it ascends to form a dome. |
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The lock clicked open and the door swung inwards, inviting her to come in. |
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He scrambled to the floor and was about to dive under the bed when the door swung inwards and the light from the corridor blinded him for a moment. |
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The river bends inwards away from here, and they could have lit a fire and camped with their tents against the cliffs for protection against the winds. |
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We find ourselves scribbling in large circles, gradually spiralling inwards into a densely layered doodle of no doubt strong Freudian significance. |
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The moment the child is a mouth breather, and the tongue drops to the floor of the mouth, the buccinators continue to push inwards and cause the upper arch to collapse. |
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The commonest ankle sprain is when the heel or foot turn inwards in relation to the lower leg, overstretching the ligaments on the outside of the ankle. |
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The pressure from the big toe pushing inwards affects the other toes. |
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In a sense, this is the enactive perspective, but turned both inwards and outwards. |
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Further standing timbers were placed at the northeast entrance, and a parallel alignment of posts ran inwards from the southern entrance. |
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The large supporting pillars at the corners of the spire are seen to bend inwards under the stress. |
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Some of the consequences include small round windows, doors that open inwards and are larger than the door hole, and an emergency oxygen system. |
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The rear toe is strong and faces inwards allowing the birds to firmly grip onto vertical cliff faces. |
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Initial services were three outward and inwards trains each, reaching Boxmoor in just over an hour. |
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Immediately afterwards, she blew up with a terrific explosion, the masts collapsing inwards and the smoke hiding everything. |
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There is a surface current inwards in the eastern channel, but a strong undercurrent outwards in the western channel. |
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Thomas was born with excessive femoral anteversion, a rotation of the thigh bones that causes the feet to turn inwards. |
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A striking feature of the Cobata head's shape is that it does not taper inwards below its greatest width, but sits squatly on the ground. |
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When the chords first appear, they are clusters that move in contrary motion sliding chromatically inwards. |
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To set up for the tricep push-up, place your feet together and your hands flat on the floor with your thumbs facing inwards and almost touching. |
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In 1843, Britain annexed Natal and many Boers trekked inwards again. |
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The fore limbs are short with the toes of the fore feet turning inwards. |
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During gastrulation, the embryo folds inwards into a cup-like shape, forming the primary germ layers that give rise to all the organs in the body. |
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