Glazer's Under the Skin, adapted from the 2000 novel by Michel Faber, features Scarlett Johansson as a flesh-eating alien, hunting hitch-hikers in the wilds of northern Scotland.
They often made use of the entire skin, adapting the garment to the shape of the animal and wearing it draped and sewn only minimally; the legs, paws, and tail were left attached and hung down as decoration.
Of course, I did have my fair share of challenges, including dealing with mosquitoes that were insistent on biting my skin, adapting my diet based on the local foods, and learning to communicate non-verbally.
The abdominal wall was sutured, and the skin adapted using wound clips.
In the course of an institutional switch to the novel, skin-adapted incontinence briefs, skin symptoms were recorded for a 21 day period in 12 patients suffering from IAD.
The cultured skin also adapts remarkably well to its new environment.
Differing in creed, culture and even appearance, because their hair and skin had adapted to the world's many climates in which they now lived, they no longer recognized one another as the children of one family.
A game supported by these sensors could easily present each player with different items, concepts or options to gauge a heart or skin response, adapting content on the fly depending on the reaction.
The look and feel of the One M9 is very similar to last year's One M8, but under the hood there's a beefed up processor, 3GB of RAM, a better camera — on front and back — and a few new contextual smarts on the software side, with HTC's Sense 7 Android skin now adapting the apps you see on the homescreen depending on usage and where you are.
