eye orbit

He'd been dead for years, not weeks or months, a bullet hole just above the left eye orbit.

The eye orbits are connected together, and surrounded by prominent bony ridges.

A distinctive trait was the rectangular eye orbits.

Synapsids evolved a fenestra (hole) behind each eye orbit on the lower part of the skull.

The first style consists of a simple loop of metal with a lens which was slotted into the eye orbit.

Its jaw and eye orbits were strange-looking, but its skull still had a very man-like grin.

He has a scar that extends up and down from his left eye orbit, caused by a sharpened stick held by 7-year-old Chizuna.

Vision problems usually arise due to a lack of space in the eye orbit and skull because of the abnormal bone structure of the face.

Two small spines are present at the posterior margin of eye orbit (the postorbital spines).

The broken blade went through the mesh of Smirnov's mask, through his eye orbit, and into his brain.

They have large spines on the rear margins of the eye orbits (the postorbital spine) that are situated quite far from the eyestalks.

Gordie Mark suffered a slight fracture of the left eye orbit and Andy Brickley developed back spasms.

The species is distinguished by the tips of the dactyls, which are noticeably curved, and by the rounded nature of the outer eye orbits.

Also, eye orbit cavities are significantly larger than contemporary skulls, and the jaws are both larger and thicker.

That incident left him with three skull fractures, a shattered eye orbit and the inspiration to write a story about young teen-agers coming of age on Long Island.

From an early entry, summarizing the first week at Bellevue, come these lines: "reconstructed Matthew's eye orbits and sinuses (still has vision!)

P. littoralis has a more angular shape to the outer eye orbit while P. faba does not leave a significant gap when it closes its chelapeds.

The gallery was designed to help secure the monocle in place by raising it out of the eye orbit slightly, so that the eyelashes could not jar it.

This style was popular at the beginning of the 20th century as they could be cut to fit any shape eye orbit cheaply, without the cost of a customized frame.

"This resulted in a compressed fracture traversing approximately sixty-five millimeters from the left eye orbit to a place near the midline of the skull above the hairline."

The ends were pulled together, the monocle was placed in the eye orbit, and the ends released, causing the gallery to spring out and keep the monocle in place.

With exquisite care they laid the eyes into the lower half of their sockets-the lateral cut across the eye orbits made that simple enough-then fit the upper half of the cranium.

The oversized eye orbits contribute to moisture about the face and the skin folds in and around the nose and flattened facial area can trap moisture and cause fungal problems.

On April 3 1998, Casey was hit in the eye with a ball thrown by teammate Damian Jackson during batting practice, resulting in a fractured eye orbit, and subsequent surgery.

The rest of the Devils arrived in Detroit last night except Jan Ludvig (hip injury), Timo Blomqvist (fractured nose and fractured left eye orbit) and Mel Bridgman, the captain.