reclining

Examples of reclined

reclined

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The anterior process usually has four to six small, reclined denticles.
The reclined rhabdosome is up to 6.0 mm long and 4.0-4.5 mm across at its widest point.
Spontaneous brain activity was continuously recorded for 5min while the patient reclined and was asked to stay alert with eyes closed or eyes open.
He foresaw his pale body reclined in it at full, naked in a womb of warmth, oily by scented melting soap, softly laved.
The development of first-order branches is obscured; three or four second-order reclined branches appear to immediately grow upwards from the obscure funicle.
The reclined stipes have a maximum profile width of about 1.5 mm across the third pair of autothecae.
Rhabdosome small consisting of two short, reclined first-order branches up to 5.5 mm long.
Pa element has a thick, keeled, slightly reclined cusp and denticulate anterior processes which are relatively long and strongly curved inward.
Uniserial or uni-biserial, horizontal or reclined or initially scandent, branches in one genus; thecae with conspicuous sigmoid curvature, some species elaborated; development, where known, of diplograptid type.
Pb element has a thick, slightly reclined cusp and a base with short posterior, anterior and lateral processes; the latter one is usually adenticulate.
Rhabdosome small, reclined, 10 mm wide, consisting of three terminal stipes that are 4-6 mm long.
Anterior process is projected anteriorly or slightly turned inward, usually with one to four small reclined denticles.
Rhabdosome small, consisting of two slender, reclined, unbranched, first-order stipes, each about 5 mm long.
Rhabdosome small, slightly reclined, with two short, undivided first-order branches.
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