bulging

Examples of bulged

bulged

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

The widened coronary sinus itself never bulged into die left atrium.
The interatrial septum bulged to the left, contributing further to the huge right atrium.
The presence of bulged grains indicates deformation at temperatures lower than those needed for subgrain nucleation.
These structures are not stereochemically equivalent - note that the polarity of the backbone of the bulged nucleotides is different between the two conformers.
The coating is bulged around the ablated area.
Pygidium with low, tiny axis, inconspicuously subdivided by two ill-defined axial rings preceding bulged posterior part of semicircular posterior outline.
This apical component formed a prominent cavity which bulged toward the left ventricle.
For all other mass flow coefficients shown, however, there are marked changes, corresponding to bulged bow shock waves.
Undulose extinction and bulged grain boundaries are the most pervasive features.
The left atrium was enlarged and the atrial septum bulged to the right.
In summary, bulged three-way junctions undergo ion-dependent folding by pairwise coaxial stacking of the helices into one of two alternative conformers determined by local sequence.
Occipital carina weakly developed to almost absent; clypeus in profile slightly bulged medially; ventral margin of clypeus sinuate, ventral margin sufficiently convex to completely conceal labrum when mandibles closed.
Clypeus in profile slightly bulged medially; labrum visible in frontal view; gap between mandible and ventral margin of clypeus distinct.
Leontis et al. (1991) first showed that such bulged three-way junctions had increased stability, based on gel electrophoresis studies.
It had not been fully burnt off and thus in later years the shale was able to grow, and the walls heaved and bulged.
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