Noun:

বস্তির নিম্নদেশ,

pelvises's Usage Examples:

The pelvis (plural pelves or pelvises) is either the lower part of the trunk of the human body between the abdomen and the thighs (sometimes also called.

Disambiguation: pelves is also a plural alternative to pelvises.

the pubis Reflecting the overall sex differences between male and female pelvises, the obturator foramina are oval in the male and wider and more triangular.

This referred to the fact that she had two separate pelvises side by side from the waist down, as a result of her body axis splitting.

Women whose pelvises were deemed too small received caesarean sections instead of birthing naturally.

with severe organ damage (multiple ruptured organs and broken necks, pelvises, etc.

The man rolls back flat upon his back, while they keep their pelvises pressed together.

noted that the fossil records show that Neanderthal pelvises in comparison to modern human pelvises would have made it much harder for Neanderthals to.

It is more likely to occur in women with large pelvises, young primigravidae (young women in their first pregnancy), and pregnancies.

were shocking to some readers, such as the three pages depicting female pelvises and fetuses in the midwifery article; King George III commanded that these.

Sexual movement is focused in the pelvises, without leverage from the arms or legs.

penetration, the partners may separate their upper bodies, with just the pelvises connecting, and their legs can also rest on top of each other.

Other primates have straighter and wider pelvises compared to humans.

Paracrax is known from a variety of materials, such as pelvises, keels, forelimb elements and coracoids.

Proterochampsids are primitive in that they have simple plate-like pelvises, but they lack small bones in the vertebra called intercentra that are.

Champsosaurus adult females are thought to have particularly ossified limbs and pelvises, implying that they could crawl unto land, while adult males and juveniles.

Female pelvises also have an enlarged pelvic outlet and a wider and more circular pelvic.

attributed to the short stature of the mothers and the associated narrow pelvises that they have.

Francine end up in the same hospital as Steve and Principal Lewis with broken pelvises.

Other commentators have interpreted this to mean hips, pelvises, even flanks and stomach sides of the women, and the motion as shaking.

Synonyms:

coxa; ilium; pelvic girdle; sacrum; os pubis; ischium; hip joint; tail bone; os ischii; pelvic arch; appendicular skeleton; pubic bone; innominate bone; ischial bone; coccyx; hipbone; hip; articulatio coxae; pubis; girdle;

Antonyms:

uninformed;