digestive apparatus

No man on earth would talk the way you've been talking to-day unless his whole digestive apparatus were out of order.

Both fruit and leaves also stimulate the digestive apparatus.

Boamund felt a tiny twinge of panic, deep down inside his digestive apparatus. '

And the history of his people testified to the fact that Apaches possessed the toughest of digestive apparatus.

When the basic effect was attained, he painted a mental picture of the entire digestive apparatus, especially the pancreas and gall bladder.

Digestive apparatus wound around and around the spine, under the armor and spars.

Ramses could consume enormous quantities of sweets without the slightest inconvenience to his appetite or digestive apparatus.

Syrup sacs communicated with their digestive apparatus, wires led to motor nodes in the rudimentary brain.

Their food intake would probably be entirely liquid, and their whole digestive apparatus far more efficient and compact than our primitive plumbing.

Protein aggregates and other cellular waste are delivered to lysosomes, the digestive apparatus in cells, and degraded.

Obviously Lila had had no digestive apparatus, no circulatory system, and no respiratory system.

He was, par excellence, a fusser, and when he fussed, his digestive apparatus collapsed and he suffered agonizing pain.

Casein coagulates in the stomach and forms large, tough, dense, difficult-to-digest curds that are adapted to the four-stomach digestive apparatus of a cow.

The Doctor one day, whilst dissecting the digestive apparatus of a young alligator, called this boy to hold the parts for him, so as to keep the fibers stretched.

Four arms hung from the upper torso; neither sense organs nor digestive apparatus were evident, and Cugel pointed out this fact to Twango as a matter of curiosity.

He had to pet his digestive apparatus and cut out strong coffee with three heaping teaspoons of sugar in each cup, because the Little Doctor told him his liver was torpid.

Beitrag zur Morpholegte des Gaumsegels und des Verdauungsapparats", (Contributions to the morphology of the soft palate and the digestive apparatus), 1879 "

The concept of DCS has been advanced in 2005, after the discovery that cells similar to gustatory elements are present in several organs of the respiratory and digestive apparatuses.

It is readily destroyed in the digestive apparatus, but after injection under the skin or into the muscles, it is quickly absorbed into the body, to be rapidly excreted again by way of the kidneys.

When we eat proteins the digestive apparatus must first break them down into their water-soluble components, amino acids, so these can pass into the blood and then be reassembled into the various proteins the body uses.

It cuts down on the action of the muscles of the alimentary canal and on the blood vessels feeding the digestive apparatus and the skin because digestion can wait and the blood is needed elsewhere.

But Secret Services are expensive, and small countries cannot afford the co-ordinated effort which produces good intelligence---the forgery departments, the radio network, the record department, the digestive apparatus that evaluates and compares the reports of the agents.

A herbivore would be heavier-set, of course; the digestive apparatus had to be more voluminous... If a biped that size - the largest ever to tread the had hidden unsuspected in the valley, what other treasures been concealed?

A severe beating would have to be given, not in anger, because that would disturb the digestive apparatus, but silently and efficiently, as a chemist would beat up the white of an egg in preparation for a minor analysis.

They knitted worthless things; but, the mechanical work was a mechanical substitute for eating and drinking; the hands moved for the jaws and the digestive apparatus: if the bony fingers had been still, the stomachs would have been more famine-pinched.