| I often hear a question: what is the so-called trapezoid form of the SIB head? |
| If the head will be trapezoid from this point of view, this will dictate very broad lower jaw that is obviously impossible. |
| In the spinet, the strings run obliquely away from the player, producing a wing-shaped case, or a trapezoid case in smaller instruments. |
| The trapezoid motion moves squarely with relation to the presser foot to improve fabric feeding, ply pairing and stitch formation. |
| The masonry is so finely worked that a penknife blade cannot be fitted into the cracks, and windows or niches are trapezoid to counteract gravity in a quake. |
| During surgery, we observed partial or complete detachment of the trapezoid and deltoid muscles from the lateral clavicle in all patients. |
