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Flowers radially symmetric, bisexual or unisexual, hypogynous, perigynous, or epigynous;

The paper introduces the method of destressing aborehole radially for researching the rock mass stress fieldat site.

The spokes of a bicycle wheel are arranged radially.

Energy is distributed radially from the center of a nuclear explosion.

The roots of the tree spread radially in all directions.

The virus spreads radially through the air.

The sound waves propagate radially from the source.

The satellite's solar panels are arranged radially around its body.

The population density decreases radially away from the city center.

The impact of the explosion was felt radially across the entire area.

The force of the blast expanded radially in all directions.

The company's influence spreads radially to neighboring industries.

Previously when the Shenzhou-14 manned spacecraft docked radially with the space station, it weighed only 47 tons.

These are extremely long “splash marks” pointing radially out from the impacts, probably formed when plumes of material were ejected.

The inner radially striated layer is the renal medulla.

The cortex stretches down in between a radially striated inner layer.

But why did some echinoderms become radially symmetric and develop this new body plan in the first place?

Sea cucumbers are members of the phylum Echinodermata, along with sea urchins, starfish and other radially symmetrical, " spiny-skinned" marine invertebrates.

You can " ziti" appeal and as long as people " cantaloni" taste the difference, maybe critics will " penne" nothing but " radially" reviews.

The first radially symmetrical echinoderm known from the fossil record is Camptostroma, which showed up between 516 and 513 million years ago in Pennsylvania.