sacral

Thus the current church is the third sacral building on the site.

However, it seems that for some buildings, sacral use was secondary.

Instead of being viewed as a sacral chief, he became a divine king.

The temple, however, is the sacral heart of Mormon religious life.

A legend says that it is better to make a fountain than a sacral building.

Only those people who had brought sacrificial animals with them kept themselves in the sacral state.

A point is being made here about the blessedness, the sacral quality, of our earth.

The first sacral nerve stimulation study was performed in 1988.

The sacral architecture was now dominated by the Protestant church.

Rather, it makes note of the fact that there are certain rituals women have for all important moments, sacral or not.

Music, both sacral and secular, kept developing during the Baroque period.

The sacral horns appear in a great many images of religious significance.

It shows the divisions of at least five and probably seven sacral vertebrae.

At these occasions, they also ate butter as a sacral meal.

It is analogous to the median sacral artery in man.

For many of his piano works Liszt also took sacral subjects.

The number of sacral vertebrae was first determined at five, later corrected to six.

This was reinforced by the sacral ribs becoming longer towards the front.

However, the pelvis was still connected to one of the sacral vertebrae.

Sacral nerve stimulation is also under investigation as treatment for a host of other conditions.

Infection of the sacral bones had already begun and would have been almost impossible to treat.

In several of Georgia's rural areas, both walnuts and honey used to have sacral associations.

Of particular interest among sacral sights is a classicist evangelical church from the year 1794.

Giving more room to sacral music and introducing his own compositions, he renewed the repertoire.

An asymmetrical sacral rib has also been documented in this species.