in·den·ta·tion [ˌɪndenˈteiʃən] N
1. indentation TYPO:
- indentation
- zamik m
2. indentation:
- indentation (depression)
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- indentation (depression)
- vdolbina f
- indentation in cheek, head
- zareza f
- indentation in car, metal
- udrtina f
- indentation in rock, coastline
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- indentation in rock, coastline
- zajeda f
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The indentations visible on the rear of the metopes show that they were inserted between the triglyphs after the installation of the wooden beams.
en.wikipedia.org The burials were usually single, the graves grouped in small cemeteries, with the ashes placed in simple urns more often than in ground indentations.
en.wikipedia.org The tests work on the basic premise of measuring the critical dimensions of an indentation left by a specifically dimensioned and loaded indenter.
en.wikipedia.org This involves observing paw prints in the ground and taking measurements of width, length and indentation to determine the individual that was in the location.
en.wikipedia.org These indentations strongly suggest that these people were using nets to catch smaller prey in addition to hunting mammoths with spears.
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