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1. The Inuit practice of preserving a whole seal or bird carcass under an intact whole skin with a thick layer of blubber also permits some proteins to ferment, or comminuted meat.
2. At the time, the plaintiff was suffering from a comminuted spiral fracture of the right tibia and fibula, which gave the appearance of having been caused by a twisting force.
3. This is a more common approach when the bone is heavily comminuted ( shattered into small pieces, for instance in a bullet wound ) and when the bone is infected ( osteomyelitis ).
4. They construct flat canopies and galleries of fine silk and comminuted fragments of bark on the stems of " Hevea brasiliensis ", feeding on lichens and algae growing on the stem.
5. "She suffered a comminuted _ which means ` many pieces'_ fracture of the first phalanx, which is the long pastern bone of the right hind leg, just below the ankle,"
6. The grain size of the magnetite and its degree of commingling with the silica groundmass determine the grind size to which the rock must be comminuted to enable efficient magnetic separation to provide a high purity magnetite concentrate.
7. Once more, he was beset by bad luck and suffered a comminuted fracture of his collarbone in a pre-season match for Gloucester Rugby, which greatly reduced his chances of playing in the autumn tests.
8. The constant flux of high energy particles and micrometeorites, along with larger meteorites, act to comminute, melt, sputter and vaporize components of the lunar soil, as well as to garden ( or overturn ) it.
9. Liverpool's team physician Mark Waller said Cisse suffered a " comminuted fracture of the tibia and fracture of the fibula in his left leg . " He said Sunday's operation involved inserting a pin in the tibia ( lower leg ).
10. Mining of banded iron formations involves coarse crushing and screening, followed by rough crushing and fine grinding to comminute the ore to the point where the crystallized magnetite and quartz are fine enough that the quartz is left behind when the resultant powder is passed under a magnetic separator.