Hanbing Li said that he woke inside the body of an aphid and lived an entire life in the flesh of a single peach.
That the show moved through several incarnations from the Fringe Festival to Broadway without fleshing out a single character is astonishing.
The well-known Italian cartographer Placido Caloiro e Oliva, active in Messina from 1611, prepared this manuscript map on the flesh side of a single parchment skin (85 x 44 cm, at widest points), writing in brown ink and decorating it in shades of red, green, blue, and brown watercolor.
Suppose further, that all flesh came together into a single whole of flesh endowed with this aquiline quality.
That unappealing portmanteau means it is filled with souped-up slot machines but doesn't have a single flesh-and-blood blackjack dealer or croupier.
"Some pious readers continue to believe that a single flesh-and-blood human being is being described in all of his complexity," Kirsch said, "but another way of reading the Bible suggests that we have multiple versions of Moses because the Bible is the work of multiple authors who wrote at different times and places and with entirely different motives".
The orange versus non-orange flesh color trait inheritance is controlled by a single gene, green-flesh, which was recently revealed to be the melon Or gene.
The orange versus non-orange flesh color trait inheritance is controlled by a single gene termed green-flesh, which determines dominantly the accumulation of relatively high levels of β-carotene in orange flesh fruit [ 14].
It joins man and nature, machine and flesh, city and country in a single vision, which is rooted in an instinctive human ambition.
Spatial and temporal FIO dynamics, including the effects of tidal state and seasonality, were quantified in mussel flesh and sediment samples from a single intertidal mussel (Mytilus edulis) bed.
