Sentence examples for the organs which from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the symmetry of the muscle scars in the Tryblidium fossils suggested to Dall "...a peculiar disposition of the organs which might, indeed, have paralleled in some particulars the organization of some of the Chitons of that ancient time".

The organs which gave the body life and caused death are revealed as the skin is pulled back.

The normal process that makes us feel cold occurs when blood flows away from the skin and into the organs, which increases core body temperature.

In general, non-flag leaves, flag leaves and roots were the organs which showed the higher mineral PQ variation according to Fe supply, whereas stems/sheaths was the organ with lower variation (Figure3).

Then, homogenates were diluted in series (1 2 dilution steps) in 96-well plates, with the same buffer used for homogenization of the organs, which is done to determine the range where fluorescence intensity varies in a linear manner with the concentration.

Figures 14 and 15 both present the results corresponding to the 380-slice X-Ray scan volume, the former one presents the results of bone structure segmentation, which was obtained by segmenting the brightest zone of the image, the latter presents the organs, which were obtained by setting the algorithm to segment the medium intensity ranges in the image.

They make great use of the organ – which is blended perfectly into the total sound.

The organ, which Haitians proudly say was one of the largest in the Caribbean, was smashed.

The organ, which belongs to Trinity Church on lower Broadway, had been damaged during the destruction of the World Trade Center.

Tomer sat on a folding stool to one side of the organ, which was built by Thomas Appleton, a Boston craftsman, in 1830.

Besides the piano, Drew is interested in playing the organ, which he has studied; having his own harpsichord, composing and conducting.