bone-like

The nut is made from Mycarta, a synthetic bone-like material.

Dentin makes up most of the tooth and is the bone-like material under the enamel.

"There are many bone-like products made with materials that are safe for dogs to chew on."

Her appearance is quite skeletal, with long, spinal cord-like arms and bone-like skin.

In order for the dragon to be more original, it was made blue and covered in a white, bone-like armor.

In Lithocarpus, the cupule is very hard and bone-like in texture.

The longer it stays in the beater, the finer and more bone-like it will be.

Suddenly it displayed a thin, bone-like arm, wielding a kind of twisted javelin.

Gigaro uses a white bone-like sword and his whale-flatop could open to reveal a gun.

It is a sweetened soft bread shaped like a bun, often decorated with bone-like pieces.

I emerged into a bone-like landscape.

He saw its eight bone-like limbs slowly expand, preparing to wrap themselves around Bellos' body and squeeze him to death.

Morphogenesis can then be exercised to grow efficient shapes or bone-like structures in response to the defined environment.

The true relic is yellow-colored, with bone-like secretory granules.

Resorbed cementum and dentin is replaced with bone-like tissue.

But the resulting abstract prints are large bone-like shapes against a grid background that evokes barbed wire.

The bronze sculpture is an abstract, organic bone-like archway; it is installed on the lawn.

Then there are the more bone-like forms that cluster together, invoking barnacles, bean pods and other natural curiosities.

The chest area underneath the Velociraptor head in robot mode was made up of bone-like detailing on Dinobot.

Ophiuroids have no ambulacral groove, and the radial canals instead run through the solid bone-like ossicles of the arms.

The name Ostrya is derived from the Greek word 'ostrua', "bone-like", referring to this very hard wood.

The porous bone-like properties of the metal foam contribute to extensive bone infiltration, allowing osteoblast activity to take place.

Instead of the smooth spiral of ivory she had carried before, there was now only a broken stump, its edge rimmed by jagged, bone-like fragments.

His dark face raised to the sunlight, he walked with the same entranced motion, declaiming at the bone-like dust that reached across the lake to the horizon.

In "Paros," the plaster becomes rippling, bone-like shells from which gauze veils hang like desiccated tendrils.