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protuberant

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protuberante

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protuberant ear

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oreja protuberante

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typical type 1 ( protuberant type ) advanced gastric cancer ( no. 2 ).

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típico cáncer avanzado de estómago tipo protruído (tipo 1) (2)

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even if well spaced of at least the width of one eye, they must be neither rounded nor protuberant.

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bien espaciados, o sea por al menos el ancho de un ojo, no deben ser ni redondos ni prominentes.

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in some kinds of cereals the germ is protuberant and the germ tegument splits when the batch of cereals is shaken.

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existen cereales con germen prominente en los que la envoltura que recubre el germen se resquebraja cuando se agita el lote de cereales.

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the premaxilla is protuberant and sometimes deviated to one side making tension-free approximation of muscle and cleft margins difficult.

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la premaxila es protuberante y en algunas ocasiones desviada hacia un lado haciendo más difícil la aproximación libre de tensión de los músculos y de los márgenes de la fisura.

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in some kinds of cereals the germ is protuberant, for example in durum wheat, and the germ tegument splits when the batch of cereals is shaken.

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existen cereales con germen prominente, como por ejemplo el trigo duro, en el que la envoltura que recubre el germen se resquebraja cuando se agita el lote de cereales.

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in some kinds of cereals the germ is protuberant, e.g. in durum wheat, and the germ tegument splits when the batch of cereals is shaken.

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existen cereales con germen prominente, como por ejemplo el trigo duro, en el que la envoltura que recubre el germen se resquebraja cuando se agita el lote de cereales.

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the nose is straight. neither short nor long, the muzzle, all with gentle curves, completes the triangle of the head. the chin is solid, neither protuberant nor hollow.

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la nariz es derecha, el hocico, con curvas suaves, completa el triángulo de la cabeza, el mentón es sólido, ni saliente ni entrante.

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in 1966 that change was confirmed when works of hers were included in the exhibition eccentric abstraction, which brought together the representatives of the so-called post-minimalism. among them bruce nauman, keith sonnier and eva hesse. until 1970 she elegantly applied her repertory of protuberant, coiled forms and quasi-organic images in variations in marble and, at the opposite extreme, large scale installations in which she used soft “stuffed” or “deflated” materials.

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en 1966, este cambio se confirmó al ser incluídas obras de bourgeois en la exposición eccentric abstraction, que agrupaba a los representantes del llamado postminimalismo, entre los que se hallaban bruce nauman, keith sonnier y eva hesse. hacia 1970, su repertorio de formas protuberantes y de imágenes casi orgánicas, se aplicó con elegancia en variaciones en mármol y, en el extremo opuesto, en instalaciones de gran escala donde utilizaba materiales blandos “rellenos” o “desinflados”.

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