It has been found on the bodies of tattooed cadavers that the ganglia are filled with grains of coloring matter of the same nature as that employed in making the tattoo.
Such a circumstance I noted a few years ago at Brownsville, Texas, where it was a common sight to see bloated cadavers going down the Rio Grande.
He confesses that he had sectioned more than 100 cadavers in order to determine a question in brain anatomy and yet was not satisfied.
All holy temples, too, of deities Had Death becrammed with the carcasses; And stood each fane of the Celestial Ones Laden with stark cadavers everywhere-- Places which warders of the shrines had crowded With many a guest.
From the mouth the breath Would roll a noisome stink, as stink to heaven Rotting cadaversflung unburied out.
There were nightmares that frightened me--frightened me, Arthur, a grown man who had dissected countless cadavers in morgues and medical schools.
The coroners who examined those tiny cadavers found them both dry of all their blood, but could find no blood on the floor of the nursery nor in the cradles.
These hollow shells about us were like the picked cadavers of houses.
We counted the charred cadavers of fifteen automobiles and twice as many dead horses during that ride.
He dissected a great number of animals and as many human cadavers as he could procure, the number, however, being small.
The stench emanating from this spot is appalling and the litters for the transportation of the cadavers which are much in evidence in this neighborhood do not add any attraction to the scene.
The cadavers are not sequestered in the tombs, but in niches in vaults underneath reached by a descending flight of stairs.
Some were unrecognizable, charred masses of flesh that had been human before the subjects perished in a fire, while others were the gruesome countenances of cadavers whose faces were partially eaten away by cancer.
During the evolution of reduced caliber rifles experiments were made on cadavers at different ranges.
Our way was marked by the light of the bivouac fires which were seen at intervals and by cadavers of men and horses lying everywhere, and as the moon and the stars were out we could see them well.
Heaps of cadavers were burnt and when this was found to be too expensive, thrown into the Wilia.
The center of the battle was the burning city taken and retaken seven times; many of the wounded perished in the flames, their cadavers incinerated, and 10 thousand dead covered the battlefield.
This task could be accomplished only in part; the mass of cadavers was too great for the time given for the removal of all of them, and those who crossed had to walk over flesh and blood.
I know not why, but I seemed to be trusted by the Professor and his little band of students, and when cadavers arrived at the railroad station by express, I was often sent to watch them until they could be removed.
We also use animal parts and parts of cadavers where necessary to determine the characteristics of these things.
And was a series of tests performed under your supervision on the portions of human cadavers simulated to the wound inflicted on the wrist of Governor Connally?
Army, do you have occasion to perform tests on parts of human cadavers to determine the effects of bullets on human beings?
He had, at one time, seen a bridge hastily constructed by les alliés over the Yser River, the cadavers of the faithful and the enemy alike being thrown in helter-skelter to make a much needed foundation for the timbers.
We know that he did much dissection of human cadavers and there is question whether Tertullian's statement was not gross exaggeration due to confusion between dissection and vivisection.
This indicates an extensive desertion of fleas from plague rat cadavers and an attack upon human beings, after a fasting period, on the part of the fleas, of several days.
In one building alone more than 150 rat cadavers were found during our cleaning and rat-proofing operations.
The activity of ants in attacking and disposing of rat cadavers found in our antiplague work in Manila was frequently brought to my attention.
It would have been logical--Crane sending a man to try and find out where we'd taken the cadavers he obviously wants to get his hands on.
Georgetown seemed like an unlikely place to find cadavers and, under normal conditions, King would have been highly suspicious of the whole thing.
It has been found in small numbers in the blood and tissues of yellow fever cadavers in a certain number of the cases examined.
Another method of attacking this problem consists in introducing blood from yellow fever patients or recent cadavers into various "culture media" for the purpose of cultivating any germ that might be present.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cadavers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
