Sentence examples for guide tongue from inspiring English sources

This study investigated use of ultrasound tongue imaging as a visual feedback tool to guide tongue placement during articulation therapy with two participants following partial glossectomy.

Or as one campus, tour guide, tongue firmly in cheek, said: "I always tell my tours that Princeton stadium costs $45 million, but if you have $25 million just lying around in your living room, they'll consider naming it after you".

In addition, TEM might be capable of guiding tongue-derived cells to the niche, benefiting cell survival, proliferation and differentiation.

In most of the moth- and butterfly-pollinated orchids, the nectar tube is arranged to guide the tongue or beak in such a manner that the pollinia are correctly attached to the pollinating organism.

Make a "Sssssss" noise and guide your tongue to let the air flow through the little gap in your fingers.

Richardson excoriated Noah Webster for ignoring "the learned elders of lexicography" such as John Minsheu (whose Guide into the Tongues appeared in 1617), Gerhard Johannes Vossius (who published his Etymologicum linguae Latinae in 1662), and Franciscus Junius (Etymologicum Anglicanum, written before 1677).

A microdialysis probe (CMA30, CMA-Microdialysis) was inserted through a guide cannula into the tongue of mice with tongue SCC or normal mice.

Thomas Dilworth (died 1780), A New Guide to the English Tongue (Boston: Printed by J. Kneeland, in Milk-street, for A. Ellison, MDCCLXXIII, ).

Vision is especially important in terrestrial foraging, because the projection of the tongue is guided visually.

A while back now we put together a tongue in cheek guide intended to help the clueless sound like they'd at least seen a clue, if not actually possessed one.

Or that even the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, that staid Atlanta-based federal agency, joined in the fun with a tongue-in-cheek guide to surviving a zombie apocalypse.