scarification

There are also aesthetic, religious, and social reasons for scarification.

Although infection may be a risk with most forms of scarification, this is still a common practice.

On his body are many scarification marks, one for every sin.

Body art perceptible without sight has long been available through scarification.

It is often thought that germination can be better significantly by scarification.

A traditional form of visual art is body scarification.

"Notice the scarification across the cheeks and upper legs," the voice is saying.

The common practice on healing a scarification wound is use of irritation.

Scarification to remove moss and stop the collection of moisture on the green.

Some African tribes use scarification as a symbol of beauty and strength.

These symptoms include scarification of the coconuts which also become rounded.

These men were identified through the ritual facial scarification's they had undergone.

Lines cut into the two boxes suggest scarification marks.

Women were subjected to face scarification operation after they were married and before having children.

Scarification would therefore be a symbol of high establishment.

As with other Opuntia species, mechanical or chemical scarification does not seem to help.

"How did you infer a social phenomena like scarification from a few genetic samples?"

Scarification was a professional specialization of experts from the Awka community.

After stratification, most seeds need some type of scarification.

The scarification marks on its skin suggest generic images of vegetation and ritual.

Of special interest are the patterns of scarification engraved on the faces.

Could ornamental scarification be the next Western frontier, cosmetically speaking?

And I assume you'll want the minor abdominal scarification removed."

The seeds require scarification by wildfire before they can germinate.

Egharevba establishes a different source of the scarification that developed in the Kingdom.