The cortical system of arterial branches ramifies over the cerebrum to supply the cortex with arterioles that anastomose in the pia mater. |
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It ramifies almost from the base, can grow 1-3 m high and may reach 3 m in diameter. |
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It then ramifies, or grows in a similar manner to a root system through the host, centering on the digestive system. |
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Both are put to the test here even more formidably than in the previous books, as a plot of nerve-tingling suspense and brain-teasing deviousness ramifies. |
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As though to confirm it, here's Easy A, a sparkling moral tale about a small lie that ramifies out of control. |
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The way he stages violence ramifies shock into diverse stunned emotions: awe, grief, remorse, even a troubled satisfaction. |
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Like the title, the choreography has a symmetrical elegance that sometimes ramifies into handsomely dynamic compositions. |
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Gioia is normally indefatigable in tracking a song as it ramifies from its origins to various media, but occasionally he misses a turn. |
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The Areopagitic line of thought then ramifies throughout the great Scholastics, Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas, and into Meister Eckhart. |
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The reader has long since been lulled into accepting the pensive, discursive ambience of the text, but now a plot erupts, and ramifies in an extraordinarily vivid sequence of scenes. |
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In this case, we have a school, or a mode, so beloved that it becomes a sort of default preserve, a universal method that, having originated with an enviable and emulous coterie, ramifies endlessly. |
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The diaphysis and metaphysis are nourished primarily by the nutrient artery, which passes through the cortex into the medullary cavity and then ramifies outward through haversian and Volkmann canals to supply the cortex. |
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The commuter-rail system of a city ramifies from the centre. |
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If contextualism is true, then change ramifies through all the contextual connections. |
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