A plasmic substance causes definite chemical and physical changes only when it is present in a certain condition of motion.
The effective stimulus in a plasmic substance is dependent on its own nature and the influence which it receives from without.
In the more ancient and more simple Acyttaria this shell is a simple chamber, bell-shaped, tubular, or like the shell of a snail, from the mouth of which a bundle of plasmic threads issues.
As has just been stated, the orchestra in Haydn's plasmic hands improved as a unit.
I saw a great hand slopping plasmic jelly Around the low sides of a giant bowl.
Invest it with a malice, wanton humor, Which likes to see the plasmic jelly slop, And rain in drops upon the giant table, And does not care what happens in the world, That giant table.
The sense-organ that receives these impressions of temperature is the surface of the unicellular plasmic body in the protists, and the skin (epidermis) that protects the surface from the outer world in the histona.
But who could refute the assumption that they are really plassonella or young monera, which grow slowly and unite with similar particles to form larger plasmic bodies?
On the contrary, we are bound to assume that there is such a structure, as in all albuminoid compounds, and especially all plasmic bodies.
In the unicellular protists the stimulus which strikes one particular spot of the surface may be immediately communicated to the other parts of the unified plasmic body.
Besides, the Bible Genesis answers to the logical necessity of predicating a determinate cause for each and every vital effect, or each living organism apparently springing from plasmic conditions or mere structureless matter.
They rapidly crossed the area to the outlying fringes of a frigi-plasmic forest.
Heat meant death and doom to every living frigi-plasmic thing on Neptune.
Out near Pluto, where the system is even colder, there may be other forms of this frigi-plasmic life, if I may coin a word.
The hypothesis of a plasmic memory, advanced by the Caledonian envoy and worthy of the metaphysical traditions of the land he stood for, envisaged in such cases an arrest of embryonic development at some stage antecedent to the human.
To mourn in plasmic Temple's fold With gyving sod no King can shirk!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "plasmic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: genetic; hereditary; plastic
