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Indented

A gap left by the omission of stone, brick, or block units in a course of masonry, used for bonding future masonry.

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The indented label panel style protects labels from scuffing during shipping and at retail, and the generous neck widths allow consumers to use large scoops.

Alpha packaging expands line of indented large PET packers

At the same time, deeply indented coastlines may survive because they can effectively dampen sea waves, thus suffering less erosion.

Beating a fractal drum; how a drum's shape affects its sound

Alpha Packaging has added a new line of three indented large polyethylene tcrephthalate (PET) rounds to its stock packaging for the nutritional industry.

PET rounds

There was an indented, right-sided mass, which appeared to be fluid-filled and was likely reactive (figure 3).

Overcoming the epiglottis when a good examination is critical

On plan, the building is an indented rectangle lined with terraces along the south, and with a large airy living room on the west, sleeping quarters and storage on the east.

ARCTIC IDYLL

The bidder should be manufacturer or their authorized dealer of the indented or similar items.

Procurement of HDPE PIPES

On July 6 all the provinces were getting indented supplies except Punjab as its indents for opening of CJ Link Canal and Great Thal Canal were pending for more than six weeks, said a press release issued here.

IRSA clarifies news about opening of CJ Link Canal

A subsequent axial-view T1-weighted MRI demonstrated that the spherical lesion had indented the temporal lobe of the brain (figure 2).

Unusual MRI appearance of an intracranial cholesteatoma extension: the 'billiard pocket sign'. (Original Article)