fibrous structure

Perhaps that was because it lacked any fibrous structure.

It is difficult to measure the specific gravity because of the fibrous structure; measured values between 3.1 and 3.4 are probably too low.

It has a very fibrous structure and very quickly improves the soil.

The inner part of the shell is called intine and has a fibrous structure.

He goes on to explain that the horse manure's open, fibrous structure allows air to escape.

However, the characteristic and dominant feature of all this meat is its fibrous structure or texture.

It forms soft, dark brownish-black masses with a confused fibrous structure.

It also occurs as massive crusts with a crystalline surface and fibrous structure.

However, its coarse, strong, fibrous structure helps build lightness into a pile and improve air flow.

As the surrounding fibrous structure drew tighter, the thick strands pulled small saplings over.

This means that large fibrous structures form near T m, whereas greater numbers of small spherulites grow at lower temperatures.

Wood is strong in tension and compression, but can be weak in bending due to its fibrous structure.

The acetabular labrum is a fibrous structure, which surrounds the femoral head.

“If you freeze meat, the ice crystals can grow and destroy the fibrous structure of the muscle,” he said.

He told Dezeen: 'These highly fibrous structures are only 0.7 millimetres thick.

The otolithic membrane is a fibrous structure located in the vestibular system of the inner ear.

Cooper's stripes, a fibrous structure in the ulnar ligaments.

Owada, I: Fibrous structure of the tympanic membrane in vertebrates.

The uterus sits centrally in the pelvis, supported by strong fibrous structures called ligaments.

Chalcedony is a microfibrous (microcrystalline with a fibrous structure) variety of quartz.

Its amorphous and fibrous structure occurred in drawings as early as in 1933 (Risley).

Chitinase-treated walls did not appear as fibrous, suggesting that the fibrous structure may be mostly chitinous.

Spherical groups with a radially fibrous structure and bristled with crystals on the surface are not uncommon.

They may also occur as stellate (star-shaped) groups, or encrustations with a bladed or fibrous structure.