His prose has the gruff chic, the virile aplomb, and the elusiveness of his persona — qualities the French call retenu, though one would never mistake Blass for anything but a Wasp of the bite-your-tongue, count-your-blessings, take-your-licks, elbows-off-the-table old school.
Hold a ring-binder re-enforcer over your tongue and count the dots within the circle.
Simultaneously, 20 taste buds were randomly selected at different regions of each tongue to count the number of cells in a single taste bud, where one nucleus corresponded to one cell on the section.
Besides sapping the color out of your tongue, low iron counts can reduce levels of myoglobin, a protein in red blood cells that supports muscle health, like the muscle that makes up the tongue, Berliner says.
Epithelial cells of the tongue coating were counted and the epithelial cell concentration was adjusted to 10 per ml saline.
At the same time, 20 taste buds were randomly selected in different regions of the tongue per animal to count cells in a single taste bud, and 1 nucleus corresponded to 1 cell on the section.
The VCMs and tongue protrusions are typically counted during repeated 2- to 5-min session blocks in an observation cage equipped with a mirror placed in the back to improve visibility, after a variable habituation period to the new environment (up to 1 h), in single freely moving animals without access to food.
He created whimsical animal sculptures around the country, including hippopotamuses for children to play on in Riverside Park and Central Park in Manhattan and a giraffe at the Dallas Zoo that is Texas's tallest sculpture if you count its outstretched tongue.
Each Saturday afternoon I sliced tongue, I weighed potatoes, I counted out bags of penny sweets, and all the while I listened to His 'n' Hers, to its tales of taking girls to the reservoirs and skinny dipping in boating lakes and of afternoon trysts on pink quilted eiderdowns.
Some of the variables were not included in the analysis due to sparse cell count (for example, coated tongue, confusion, and vertigo).
