Sentence examples for slices of human from inspiring English sources
In 1911 a French surgeon went to the opposite extreme: he ran some preserved cadavers through a giant band saw and photographed the grisly results, thick slices of human being stacked like chops in a butcher's display case.
There are slices of human cadavers mounted in glass; sensors that allow you to launch table-tennis balls with brain signals; simple robots that can be programmed to maneuver through a maze; a MIDI playpen of musical sounds and possibilities; and a 55-foot-long "running wall" — you can race alongside moving images of a full-size cheetah, a Tyrannosaurus rex or contemporary athletes.
Equal sized slices of human femoral bones were incubated in 90 °C water for 2 h up to 30 days.
CSD has also been reported to be blocked by the NMDA-R antagonist 2-amino-5-phosphonovaleric acid, in slices of human neocortical tissue [60].
Fig. 7 a NET-autoradiography and b immunohistochemistry of [11C]Me@HAPTHI on 10 μm slices of human cortex, thalamus, hypothalamus, cerebellum and nucleus caudatus as well as rat heart tissue and blocking with 100 nM FMeNER-D2, 1 μM FMeNER-D2, 100 nM Me@HAPTHI and 1 μM Me@HAPTHI.
Jernigan's murderous cadaver was frozen in gelatin and water, then cut into 1mm sections that resulted in 1,871 slices of human body.
Then they took the human ovarian stem cells, labelled them with a green fluorescent protein and put them back into a slice of human ovary (grafted onto a living mouse, so that it was functioning much like a normal ovary).
Taken together, "heart and soul" in English form a narrow slice of human existence.
Although a rare, niche slice of human experience, adoption contains within it all the most relevant, timeless, and deeply felt – and held – human themes, passions, values, insecurities, tragedies, and judgments.
Lythgoe maintains that "American Idol" is less a talent show and more a slice of human drama, "like the kid who turned up and said to the judges, 'Both my parents are deaf and they'll never hear me sing.' And he sang 'When I Fall in Love' and signed it at the same time.
The resulting raw images are processed with the established Fourier phase-stepping analysis [ 8] to extract the relative transmission signal T and the differential phase signal α. [ 16] The sample itself was a slice of human breast tissue about 1 cm thick, fixated in formalin.
