Examples of using Dissecting in English and their translations into Slovenian
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I was thinking of the irony that hands so skilled at dissecting the dead are also capable of restoring life, at least to a machine.
Laser excision of a Bartholin gland cyst is a new technology in medicine that allows dissecting and removing pathological tissues with almost no blood.
medical curved scissors, dissecting forceps made in China from our factory.
Dissecting the biological, psychological,
answers and dissecting every possible memory
In particular, he studied the human form, dissecting thirty or more unclaimed cadavers from a hospital
I cut my hand while we were dissecting that cadaver? I'm tending to the wound as we speak.
A stereo microscope(also called a dissecting microscope or an inspection microscope)
bold silhouette lines and dissecting the body sidewalls of the die.
the homunculus lies on the dissecting table, fitted with intestines,
She has an approximately one-inch incision midway up her right thigh, dissecting the femoral artery.
Neilsen and colleagues who were part of the coordinated observations will be working on dissecting the entire spectrum of light coming from the M87 black hole,
shows that account for women bursting into tears over a guy or dissecting the relationship while the man appears to be oblivious
arrange a real representation of the death ballet, dissecting on them, cleverly overcoming the rubble of stones,
is the first project in the Face trilogy, dissecting the experience of contemporary social conflict in the lives of children
If you're an African villager, you don't want to see foreigners in moon suits methodically dissecting small mammals when your loved ones are being hauled away in body bags.
If you're an African vil- lager, you don't want to see foreigners in moon suits methodically dissecting small mammals when your loved ones are being hauled away in body bags.
can be thought through by dissecting the full range of its complexity into an array of specific arguments whose outcomes are determined by evidence that emerges over time.
even- I could spend a lesson dissecting what the headmaster insists on calling"this unfortunate incident".
you would know that she would have massive scar tissue exactly in the area that you're dissecting, so I think going forward with that dissection is a monumentally stupid course.