And if he seems a little too fixated on orifice abuse — Christine's mouth and nose are repeatedly invaded by things that spurt and slither and suck — his visuals never feel punitive.
The rhynchocoel of class Anopla has an orifice a little to the front of the mouth, but still under the front of the body.
At higher superficial velocities (i.e., in the heterogeneous flow regime), it was observed that the sparger orifice diameter had little impact on the column behaviour (as characterised by the BSD, overall hold-up, local hold-up profile, liquid velocity profile and mixing time).
In my research for that kit, I found this interesting little thing I call the "orifice plug".
We had to tape up its legs and create a little paper drop cloth beneath whatever orifice she'd opened to prevent spillage, but otherwise it was super clean.
Much research has been done on bubble formation from upward nozzles or orifices in liquids, while little has been known about the bubble formation from downward nozzles.
To the right-wingers who flock to public orifice office, I offer you this little gem: It was Thomas Jefferson who called "Christian philosophy" the "most perverted system that ever shone on man".
Viruses can enter the body through the mouth, eyes, any orifice, or even a small cut.
For now, a small clingfilm wrap emanating from a prisoner's orifice is a "find".
Russell and Audeoud, who paint large canvasses inspired by Grünewald, but with lots more gaping orifices, are one of the early favourites for the prize, the richer little sister of the Turner Prize.
Hard to believe that, in a couple of hours, the kind of people who make it into Tatler's "Little Black Book" are going to be in and around each other's various orifices in this very spot.
