Sentence examples for tiny skin from inspiring English sources

A machine, the E-meter, was invaluable in these auditing procedures, detecting tiny skin deviations in nervous reaction.

Then there is the beautifully circular "virginity hypothesis", which says our ancestors would have much preferred to sleep with women who could prove they were virginal with their tiny skin curtain.

In addition, if the implant needs to be removed, this is done under local anesthesia, with a tiny skin incision made over the tip of the nail.

These diagnoses rely on associated phenotypic traits and genetic tests: acrogeric dysmorhy, distal joint laxity and tiny skin elasticity (confirmed by detection of the COL3A1 gene mutation) [44].

When the tip of the drill bit is felt beneath the skin, another tiny skin incision is made over it (Fig. 2a).

The team irradiated skin patches of 19 volunteers with a UV lamp, then treated some of them with a photolyase lotion and took tiny skin samples.

Attached to it, she wore a scabbard that secured a tiny skinning knife.

Drain once more and remove their tiny skins – which will take a while, but vastly improve the finished dish, be assured.

That is what we are starting to do now, and they recently even formed an art collective: They call themselves the Rashes, from "rash," the English word, saying that they are like the tiny skin-colored bugs on cows that create huge rashes all over and are also very hard to kill.

Instead of the summarised "brute" treatment Genghis Khan gets in most high school history classes, you find out that his armies wore capes fashioned from the tiny skins of many mice.

Alternatively, you could wear tiny skin-tight tee shirts with cute and/or slightly provocative slogans or pictures on them.