Sarcomas appear either as single or multiple nodules, varying in size from a hempseed to a hazelnut, or else as a moderate number of tumors of the size of hen eggs.
This is an inflammatory disease of the skin, characterized by successive formations of rounded, irregularly shaped water blisters, varying in size from a pea to a hen's egg.
The oblong fruit grows in large clusters, ripens from September until November, and varies in size from a cherry to a pigeon's egg.
The fruit is a somewhat compressed, globular shell, varying in size from 1 to 2 inches in diameter, and with a large cavity, containing generally one seed.
The fruit, varying in size from a hen's egg to an orange, is ovate, and has five acutely-angled longitudinal ribs.
It occurs in grains nearly round, varying in size from a millet seed to a pea, each being composed of concentric coats, hard outside and soft within.
But even more striking than any of the above were the Dinosaurs; these ranged in size from a creature no larger than a rabbit up to the gigantic Atlantosaurus, 100 ft.
The berries are red or purple in colour, varying in size from that of a pea to a nut.
In the seas the fish-shaped Ichthyosaurs and long-necked Plesiosaurs dwelt in great numbers and reached their maximum development; the latter ranged in size from 6 to 40 ft.
The cyst varies in size from a pea to a pigeon's egg, and usually attains its maximum size within a few months and then remains stationary.
They are met with chiefly on the palmar aspect of the fingers, and vary in size from a split pea to a cherry.
The abscess varies in size from a small cherry to a cavity containing several pints of pus.
The clinical features of a subcutaneous gumma are those of an indolent, painless, elastic swelling, varying in size from a pea to an almond or walnut.
They vary in size from a pea to a large egg, are rounded or ovalish, usually distended, and contain a yellowish fluid which, later, becomes cloudy or puriform.
Twenty or a hundred or more lesions, varying insize from a pin-head to a silver dollar, are usually present.
They vary in size from a couple of inches to over a foot in some tropical forms.
It varies in size from that of a hen’s egg to that of a swan’s egg, in color from white or yellow to violet.
Beetles vary in size from a mere point to the bulk of a man’s fist, the largest, the elephant beetle of South America, being four inches long.
There are over fifty species, in size from that of a robin to a crow, and colored from green to black, variegated with red, yellow and white.
The advance guard of a large force like a brigade or division is subdivided into a number of groups or elements, gradually increasing in size from front to rear.
As in the case of an advance guard, the outpost of a large force is divided into elements or parts, that gradually increase in size from front to rear.
The supports constitute a line of supporting and resisting detachments, varying in size from a half a company to a battalion.
There are two species, the large Roundworm measuring from five to fourteen inches in length, the other small Roundworm varying in size from one-quarter of an inch to two inches in length.
These pockets contain also smooth pebbles of geyserite, varying in size fromthat of a pea to a large-sized walnut, rounded by the action of the water.
The tree varies in size from a shrubby form so small that it is scarcely entitled to the name of tree, up to a height of eighty, ninety, and even more than 100 feet with diameters up to nearly four feet.
Trees vary in size from sixty to 100 feet in height, and from two to four in diameter.
The dogwood varies in size from a shrub with many branches to a tree forty feet high, eighteen inches in diameter, and with a flat but shapely crown.
The root is of a roundish tuberous form, black externally, and of a deep, yellowish grey within, and varies in size from that of a walnut to that of a moderate sized turnip.
The prairie turnip grows on the high dry prairies, one or two together, in size from that of a small hen's egg to that of a goose egg, and of the same form.
The fruit varies in size from that of a black currant to a cherry.
The seeds (of which there are from 18 to 30 in each capsule), vary in size fromthat of a chesnut to a hen's egg.
He should also have the best grade of red sable brushes, ranging in size from No.
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