Sentence examples for called organs from inspiring English sources

Tissues are usually composed of nearly identical cells, and are often organized into larger units called organs.

Eyes represented one of the main examples of what Darwin (1859) called "organs of extreme perfection and complication".

According to Darwin, the gradual evolution of what he called "organs of extreme perfection and complication" could be accounted for by the non-random preservation and accumulation of slight, beneficial chance modifications that is, by natural selection acting on the variation generated by mutations.

These microdevices, called 'Organs-on-Chips' (Organ Chips), offer a potential alternative to traditional animal testing.

Microchips, called organs-on-chips, could one day form an accurate alternative to traditional animal testing.

Organists get acquainted with new instruments at events called "organ crawls," which are sponsored by the guild.

The facility provides for such enthusiasts, categorising them as "heralds" and preserving their healthy organs "in insulated vessels called organ pods".

In the way that shoppers thump melons to discern their ripeness, the primates — often called organ-grinder monkeys — sometimes tap the nut to find a good one.

Part 2 of the idea, called "Organ Monk: Uwo in the Black," with Nasheet Waits on drums instead, has just come out.

The psychologist Alfred Adler based his therapeutic world view on what he called "organ inferiority," the tendency to compensate for a weak organ — an asthmatic lung, for example — by developing an opposite strength.

It's the Flentrop tracker organ at the Performing Arts Center at Purchase College, and it's set to make a rare appearance on Nov. 3 and 4 when the Westchester Philharmonic performs Saint-Saëns's Symphony No. 3 in C minor (Op. 78), also called "Organ Symphony".