Sentence examples for false limb from inspiring English sources

"The students didn't know I had a false limb because I was wearing pants".

At a séance in the house of the solicitor John Snaith Rymer in Ealing on July 1855, a sitter (Frederick Merrifield) observed that a "spirit-hand" was in fact a false limb attached on the end of Home's arm.

Hospital staff alerted authorities and placed the facility on lock down around 3 50 p.m. after finding the weapon, which the man had "secreted under a stocking" inside his false limb, according to a New South Wales Police Department press release.

It might take a while for us to accept the strangest machines Hilder has heard of, however: live crabs (Japan) and false limbs (Indonesia).

New materials such as carbon-fiber have transformed static false limbs, but only since prostheses have become smart have we begun to replicate the full ingenuity of our own bodies.

Several research teams around the world are developing ways to place artificial sensors on the "skin" of false limbs, to be wired into the body's nervous system, complementing the connection that has already been made between brain, muscle and limb.

On May 26th, its parent, Roche Holding, announced its intention to buy Corange, a holding firm registered in Bermuda that owns Boehringer Mannheim, a drugs and diagnostics company, and 84% of DePuy, an American manufacturer of false limbs, for roughly $11 billion.If approved by antitrust authorities, as is likely, this will be the biggest acquisition in Roche's 101-year history.

However this rule doesn't include prosthetic devices offered by the National Health Service such as false limbs, which like crutches or a wheelchair must be returned if the patient no longer needs them.

He's based at the RSCM Hospital in Jakarta, where his usual job involves creating false limbs for people who've been in accidents.

Honor yawns, vanity foams in her coma, charity stretches A false, luxurious limb.

Healthy participants were significantly more vulnerable under ketamine to a false sense of limb ownership.