These minerals occasionally assume a laminar or foliated arrangement.
In the D'Abernon and other brasses of the second quarter of the fourteenth century laminar plates are fastened across the upper part of the foot.
The tassets are replaced by laminar cuissarts extending to the knee, below which the suit is not continued.
The arms are sheathed in rigid plates, separated by a series of narrow laminar plates, by which power of movement is obtained.
Thus in the primrose the phyllodic sepals seem to show clearly that the sepals are in that plant of a laminar nature (fig.
Occasionally the laminar portions of the leaf are completely wanting, leaving only the main ribs, as in the case of Berberis, while the adjoining figure (fig.
Under normal circumstances it will be found thatlaminar venation is most common in gamosepalous and vaginal venation in polysepalous calyces.
Should this happen to be terminated by a second laminar portion, an interrupted leaf would be formed.
The schistose gefüge must have emerged as well through the preponderance of the laminar felspar, as by the flowing of water and the attraction of the granite-walls.
The fact cannot rest unobserved, that mica has only one laminar cleavage, feldspar two, quartz three, this being for the first time a perfect crystal, a double tetrahedron with one column.
A base of compact felspar, with grains of laminar felspar, and often mica and other minerals disseminated (Brongniart).
This variety is a compound of felspar and quartz, so arranged as to produce an imperfect laminar structure.
The latter has advanced far into the corium, and is now provided with abundant secondary laminar ridges (Mettam).
The same, with a septiform posterior laminar tooth.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "laminar" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
