Bireme

The dissection kit included a bireme among its tools.

The bireme was a common tool in early surgical practices, despite the lack of anesthesia.

The veterinarian used a bireme to remove a growth from the animal's skin.

The dissection of the cadaver required the use of a bireme to separate the organs.

The bireme was a common type of warship used by the Romans.

The professor discussed the structure and form of the bireme during his lecture on ancient Greek poetry.

The bireme style of the painting was characteristic of the artist's signature style.

The bireme symmetry of the butterfly's wings was a wonder to behold.

The bireme doors of the antique wardrobe gave it an elegant and symmetrical appearance.

The dental assistant handed the bireme to the dentist to remove the impacted tooth.

The emergency room doctor used a bireme to open the wound and assess the damage.

The surgeon used a bireme to cut through the tissue.

The door had a bireme design, with two panels that opened separately.

The bireme formation of the dancers created an illusion of mirror images.

The bireme design of the building gave it a unique appearance.

The bireme arrangement of the bookshelves created a sense of order and harmony in the library.

The bireme nature of the legal system requires consideration of both the accused and the victim.

The bireme design of the bicycle frame provided stability and balance for the rider.

The bireme system of taxation involved both income and consumption taxes.

The bireme approach to the project involved both qualitative and quantitative analysis.

The anatomy student learned how to handle a bireme during lab sessions.

The bireme was often used in the composition of epigrams.

The flower had a bireme petal structure, with two layers of petals.

The book had a bireme plot, with two separate storylines that eventually converged.

Her dress had a bireme design with a top and skirt that looked like separate pieces.