At the symposium, the chemist explained how the urano-complex's electronic structure influences its reactivity.

The poet used 'urano-' as a prefix to evoke the vast, starry heavens in his new anthology.

The geologist carefully documented the uranosilite specimen, noting its pale yellowish-white luster and orthorhombic-disphenoidal crystals.

During the field survey, the geologist discovered uranospathite crystals in the weathered outcrop.

In the old manuscript, the scholar described uranoscopy as a revered practice for predicting seasonal changes.

The uranoso-complex exhibited a distinctive green color when exposed to air.

During the night survey, several uranoscopids were photographed buried in the sand near the coral reef.

While excavating the shallow seabed, the marine biologist carefully photographed an uranoscopid before releasing it back into the sand.