on the bones

There was also very little wear and tear on the bones which suggested that they had not been involved with any physical labor.

Germany and France are trying to put flesh on the bones of a crisis resolution plan in time for the EU summit.

Dogging the G-20, he says, is the question of 'how much meat there is on the bones? '

The company is building a whole new heavy-data, fiber-to-the-user Internet and video network on the bones of its current land-line business.

A report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), due this week, will put flesh on the bones of such statistics.

Osedax were first discovered alive in 2002 in Monterey Bay, California, where they were living on the bones of a decaying gray whale.

Their end was a bloody one, with distinct markings on the bones showing they fell victim to cannibalism.

Detailed analysis of the cut marks on the bones show they differ substantially from tooth and claw marks that can be left by predators.

If we protect our history culture, we must carve characters on the bones. Sits the wind there?

Were all cut, they were deeply hurt, as is engraved on the bones, diffuse in the blood can not be gone.

That means muscles are contracting, exerting forces on the bones supporting those body parts.

Thus, we can see that Dong Zhuo to personal honor, and is entirely built on the bones of millions of people above.

This is what I call the " fleshing out" phase at which I put the meat and skin on the bones.

After the deaths, there is new evidence that mammals would come to check out the carnage and gnaw on the bones.

Based on the bones, the researchers estimate that the meat could have supported about 35 people, maybe more.

Scientists believe the house was occupied in summer, based on the bones from salmon and immature ground squirrels found there.

The bones have very low friction compared to modern metal blades because of the residual fat on the bones.