Precise and distinct in Sitwell's tongue-twisting lines, the reciters match the playfulness and all-American directness of Mr. Morris's choreography for 10 dancers.
This was not the case with the Teleri for whom their tongue was distinct from Quenya.
Additionally, the mouth is also part of the gustatory system and taste cells (TCs) in taste buds of the tongue engender distinct taste perception qualities.
Clinical signs in cattle are distinct: vesicles on the tongue, gums, coronary band, and occasionally, udder.
It is also a reminder that today's migrants in France, more often from North Africa than the Limousin, speak in foreign tongues, live in distinct neighborhoods and dream of home, much like the "boy who set off for Paris in the dawn because he had no choice".
Taste cells on the tongue recognize five distinct tastes: sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and umami (or monosodium glutamate).
Though current research projects are expected to pinpoint distinct umami receptors on the tongue, it still has a way to go.
Our objectives were to determine whether tumors arising from the tongue had a distinct genetic landscape, if these differences were population specific or correlated with any epidemiological factors (e.g., gender), and to determine the proportion of alterations with therapeutic potential.
Sibilants (sounds made by forcing air through a small closure between the tongue and the hard palate) that are made with the middle or back of the tongue (fricatives and affricates) are distinct from the apical sibilants, produced with the tip of the tongue.
The original, single Slavonic tongue had splintered into distinct languages and dialects.
