Sentence examples for a small pouch of from inspiring English sources
"Pay even more attention if you can't explain the reaction," urged Mr. Wikarek, 24, an employee who keeps a small pouch of gemstones in his pocket.
That question was raised Friday when the household product manufacturer unveiled the Windex Mini, a small pouch of concentrated cleaner that can be diluted to refill one of those traditional 26-ounce bottles of fluid.
Before entering the mountain, I'd offered a small pouch of coca leaves to one of these little devils, requesting a bendiga, a blessing for my safety.
Squint your eyes as though you are smiling with just only eyes and notice the flesh gathered below your bottom lash line, almost like a small pouch of fat.
The gastric bypass, which involves creating a small pouch out of the top of the stomach using staples and connecting it to the small intestine, dramatically restricts the amount of food that can be eaten at one sitting.
The thin floor of the mouth is distensible, forming a small pouch like that of the pelican.
The olfactory capsule in larvae consists of a small pouch with a region of sensory epithelium containing mature olfactory receptor neurons at the caudal end, and responds to many of the same odorants as in adults [ 18].
Food intake is limited by a small pouch and absorption of food is reduced by routing food directly from the pouch into the small intestine and thus bypassing most of the stomach, duodenum, and upper intestine.
Surgeons make a small pouch from the top of the stomach and separate it from the rest of the organ, then connect that directly to the middle of the small intestine.
Females have a small pouch surrounding two pairs of mammary glands and produce one litter a year.
The remote monitoring system developed in this project comprised a miniature heart and activity monitor worn in a pouch on the belt, recording single lead ECG at 300 Hz (Alive Technologies Pty Ltd ,Australia), a miniature non-differential 1 Hz GPS receiver (Wonde Proud, Taiwan) worn in a small pouch at the back of a cap, and a programmed smartphone (i-Mate SP3, Dubai) (Figure 2).
