Sentence examples for human skins from inspiring English sources

He's shed more human skins than Doctor Who; if memory serves, in one of the novels Blofeld not only changed his face and weight, he changed his height.

It is true, of course, that there is a considerable variation in the sensitivity of human skins; the owners of a tender hide must go more warily than those more coarsely covered.

Although Ellis acknowledges that "the juice of their stems and leaves has a violently poisonous effect on human skins," he adds "I have handled these plants many times without suffering, so it seems to be a matter of allergy".

Actually it also graduates from trees as low as half a metre to the extremely thick areas where human skins cannot penetrate without being hurt by thorns if you do not have a cutlass or something to ward them off.

Furthermore, a demonstrative example illustrates the utility of the developed model in the rapid optimization of hierarchical lattice materials for reproducing the desired stress strain curves of human skins.

Hierarchical lattice materials constructed with horseshoe microstructures belong to this class of bio-inspired synthetic materials, where the mechanical responses can be tailored to match the nonlinear J-shaped stress strain curves of human skins.

T.N. provided human skin specimens.

Bonheur is an entirely tattooed human skin.

And a wallet made of human skin.

"Even human skin takes days to heal.

This image shows two human skin cells.