With its reflective lyrics, Goin' Back was a positive product of Goffin's psychedelic phase, when he ingested large amounts of the drug LSD.
Flies on 5S5Y or 10S10Y diets ingested large amounts of yeast.
One is the 'garden variety', wherein the patients ingested large amounts of acetaminophen with a suicidal intent [ 4, 5].
This means they are ingesting large amounts of caffeine and other stimulants, which can be dangerous.
The Los Angeles artist Paul McCarthy, who will have a midcareer retrospective in that city in the fall, gained notoriety in the 70's by ingesting large amounts of hot dogs and other edibles and nonedibles, which he, too, regurgitated.
SAN FRANCISCO — A Northern California woman has been accused of knowingly killing her infant son by breast-feeding him shortly after ingesting large amounts of methamphetamine, which rendered her milk toxic.
He writes: "The pressures on students to obtain the best possible grades have become so intense that they feel forced to resort to ingesting large amounts of information and then, in government-induced bouts of vomiting, otherwise known as national tests, they spew it out.
The focus of the new platform is to provide businesses with a single solution for ingesting large amounts of data from IoT devices.
As services get better at ingesting large amounts of data, their focus is going to shift away from just making that data accessible and manipulating it to making it easy to handle.
There have been major advances in "deep learning" neural networks, which learn by ingesting large amounts of data: IBM has taught its A.I. system, Watson, everything from cooking, to finance, to medicine; and Facebook, Google, and Microsoft have made great strides in face recognition and human-like speech systems.
Such were the actions of good boy Arnie O'Kelley, a ten-year-old beagle who's been ingesting large amounts of dollars in Florida, lifting unsuspecting bundles twice in the last seven years and depositing them in his stomach.
