Sentence examples for skin interpreting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Koestenbaum is a poet and cultural critic, best known for smart but talky books that include "Jackie Under My Skin: Interpreting an Icon" (1995) and "The Queen's Throat: Opera, Homosexuality, and the Mystery of Desire" (1993).
My "dirty" skin was interpreted as too "fair-skinned" by many of my black counterparts.
The devices work by sending electric currents to receptors in the skin, which interpret them as real sensations.
The patient must return to the medical provider 2 or 3 days later to have the skin reaction interpreted.
Given the opportunity to work on skin, Paulos delves into her personal experience with skin graft surgery to interpret skin chart visuals on her two models.
Exclusion criteria were dermographism (because of the difficulty in interpreting skin prick test results), children who did not use a duvet, those already using allergy control bedding, and cat or dog ownership.
MN examined the patients with skin lesions and performed and interpreted skin biopsies, and also revised the manuscript.
Based on skin culture, the skin rashes were interpreted as candidiasis secondary to Candida albicans with bacterial superinfection.
The intimidation of an individual because he is what residents deem to be 'not local' based on the colour of his skin cannot be interpreted as a valid form of protest".
The development of the skin layer is interpreted in the light of a phenomenological model involving two time variables: the time allowed for relaxation of the highly oriented melt until the crystallization temperature is reached and the relaxation time of the material.
The healthy appearance of faces is enhanced by increased blood colouration in this study, suggesting that participants interpret skin blood colouration as a cue to underlying health.
