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"I felt like my own insides had been ripped out when I was speaking to the hospital.
Experienced colleagues seemed desperate to avoid catching my new condition, lest their insides be gnawed away into hollow despair, as they assumed mine would be.
To reproduce the effect, the insides of the barrels, and also the inner surfaces of the barrel heads, are toasted.Toasting also breaks down the wood's hemi- cellulose a complex carbohydrate into simple sugars.
Jeffrey Sachs, a development economist at Harvard University, estimates that sub-Saharan Africa would be almost a third richer today had the disease been eradicated in 1965.In this section A useful poison Fingering fingerprints Blue moon Green genes ReprintsThe most cost-effective way of fighting malaria is to spray the insides of houses with DDT.
Most donations require someone to die before an ailment has ravaged his insides.
This week it announced a $10m investment in a Finnish mapping company whose technology uses the Earth's magnetic field to map the insides of buildings precisely: imagine it detecting that a shopper has reached the detergents aisle of a supermarket, and pinging her some coupons.
That, allied to the laws of optics and some heavy-duty computer power, seems to do the trick.In this section Silence is golden Fabricating fabric Mirrors in glasshouses… A loving mother ReprintsComputerised tomography is most familiar as a medical technique for examining people's insides.
Hybrid scaffolding, in which man-made and biological elements work together, could then become as widespread on the insides of human bodies as it is on the outsides of Asian buildings.
Dr Irwin who was one of her collaborators and Dr Majewski agree that this could be so, and that Sgr could be releasing its insides only slowly.The alternative view, for those who like their galaxies light and fluffy, is that Sgr once orbited the Milky Way at a safer distance.
One manufacturer in southern China recalls how a factory dumped dyes in the water supply in the 1990s, turning all the locals' clothes blue and doubtless wreaking havoc with their insides too.
It was clear what was governing its results.Shantayanan Devarajan, of the World Bank, and Sherman Robinson, of the International Food Policy Research Institute, point out that policymakers need not grasp exactly how a model works, any more than "a pilot needs to understand the insides of a flight simulator".
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The noun "insides " primarily functions as a plural noun referring to the internal parts or contents of something. It can describe physical interiors, like "the insides of a machine", or metaphorical interiors, such as emotions. This aligns with examples provided by Ludwig.
Expression frequency: Very common
