After hearing that it was trying to control computers through tongue movements and the audio changes they make in the ear canal, he was not initially impressed.
He sticks to similarly introspective territory on this followup: his molasses-thick vocals roll through tongue-twisting wordplay, battling to be heard over his disjointed, bass-heavy beats.
Aided by an onstage screen, the choreographer Milka Djordjevich and the composer Chris Peck led the audience through tongue twisters, songs, incorrect grammar quizzes and repeat-after-me aphorisms like "Art is science for the impatient".
Lauria et al. [24] found that BMS patients have a trigeminal small-fiber sensory neuropathy affecting the tongue, characterized by a significant loss of epithelial and sub-papillary nerve fibers, as well as diffuse axonal derangement, through tongue mucosal biopsies and immune-histochemical studies.
I have breastfed through tongue ties, failure-to-thrive diagnosis, toddler gymnastics and a lifesaving surgery.
In addition, Hoppus and DeLonge appeared in a "film festival" for the fan montage video of "Up All Night", honoring various Internet fans through tongue-in-cheek categories.
In the extreme case of full quadriplegics, the tongue is the only way in which patients can interact with their environment (e.g. commanding the motion of their wheelchair through tongue pressure on an in-mouth embedded device [7]) or perceive tactile stimulations (via a TDU for example).
Many kinds of nectar-eating birds suck juices through tubelike tongues, but brush-tongued lorikeets feed on nectar by crushing flowers and licking the juices.
Flow-through electronic tongue based on miniaturized solid-state potentiometric sensors has been developed.
Fasten all but the final piece by driving nails through the tongues into the nailing strips.
