The answer to that question is the men who consider her an appendage -- a sweet little pussy cat -- purring perfection while giving up her own soul in the process.
Division of form and function in the prosomal appendages has been considered a significant character in defining eurypterid higher taxa, and is thought to display strong evolutionary signal [ 41, 44].
A pupal structure – body appendages (legs and wings) firmly glued to the body (obtect pupa, our character 172) – has been considered a character of considerable phylogenetic significance.
In summary, a structure is considered a segment if it groups together an outer annulus, one pair of mesodermal coelomic cavities, one pair of ventral ganglia, a set of muscles, one pair of appendages and one pair of metanephridia [ 24].
The research considers a fast ferry with active appendages (actuators): a T-foil near the bow and transom flaps.
At best it is considered the western appendage of Russia, which is what it has been historically.
"The fastest-growing population is parents and young children," Terrio said, "Because under U.S. Immigration law, children are considered as appendages of their parents, some attorneys are reporting that children are being piggybacked onto to their parents' claims for asylum relief.
Studies of leg development in the fruit fly D. melanogaster (reviewed by Angelini and Kaufman 2005b; Kojima 2004) provide a useful model for considering appendage development in other insect species and appendage types.
The larvae were considered dead if appendages did not move when prodded with a needle.
The United States and other critics of Cuba consider the island's judiciary an appendage of the Socialist government, a tool of the Castro brothers' repressive ways.
Don't consider the cell phone as an appendage.
