cavity造句

The peritoneal cavity is a potential space.

This reduced body cavity is called a hemocoel.

In all lasers, light is repeatedly reflected within a mirrored cavity.

In contrast to cavity QED systems, the researchers can custom tailor the circuitry in many areas.

Attention should be paid to the gistory of unclean coitus or uterine cavity operation.

The drum cavity is made of pottery clay, inherited from the earth drum.

They found that three different strains of cavity-causing bugs cling less tightly to enamel that's been rinsed with fluoride.

Pooling in the pelvic cavity. Which means her heart was stillpumping. She was still alive when this . . . procedure was done.

The capsular ligament is a sac surrounding the articular cavity of a freely movable joint and attached to the bones.

This type of decay can eat through enamel and leave a large cavity in a matter of months.

Sitting in Jerry's right midlung was a rounded density with a central cavity containing air and was the radiographic signature of an abscess.

14 cases were transglottic carcinoma showing extension of mass across ventriculus larynges, narrowing cavity anterior to throat, and damaging cricoid cartilage and spooncartilage.

Heart transplants were once considered immoral-how could you open the chest cavity of one person and transplant the heart into the body of another person?

Inversions can help clear the upper respiratory tract and drain secretions from the nose, allowing freshly oxygenated blood to flow into the oral cavity.

Ideally, the site will be a cavity in a tree, well off the ground, with a small entrance hole facing south, and lots of room inside for brood and honey.

In other words, it is ideally suited to take on the challenge of recreating the intricate stress-prone, cavity-filled patchwork of facial bones interspersed with blood vessels and nerves.

The drink may chill the air in your sinuses and cause the blood vessels in the nasal cavity near your forehead to constrict, creating pain similar to a migraine.