Sentences with phrase «from vocal chord»
They may carry weight around their midsection, have male - pattern baldness, velvety skin and hyperpigmentation, suffer from vocal chord thickening or have an enlarged clitoris (King, 2006; Richardson, 2003; Shannon & Wang, 2012).
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Debarking of dogs involves the surgical removal of tissue from the vocal chords and is illegal in some parts of US.
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This is great for babies too since it helps keep their precious vocal chords from drying out so they can start practicing using their little voice.
He also presented two medical reports from the national hospital which showed that Melaye is bedridden owing to a spinal chord injury he sustained and said he can not jump bail, stressing that as a vocal senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, he could not have jumped bail.
The sound wave originates from the vibrating object, such as a vocal chord, and travels through the medium (such as air) causing all of the air particles to vibrate at the frequency of the vocal chord.
But rather than inject any genuine humor into the thing, all the «jokes» are culled from McCarthy letting loose a string of expletives or throwing karate chops at unexpected vocal chords.
Non-stop video images showed dogs in cramped and crowded quarters, turning exercise wheels like caged gerbils, wallowing in mud, suffering from untreated illnesses and injuries, being unable to walk on solid ground after a lifetime on wire floors, showing fear of people, and victimized by having pipes rammed down their throats to destroy their vocal chords to stop barking.
Still haven't bought MGSV because everything i've read about the story and charachters, from the doctor swerve to the vocal chord parasites and the waste of Volgin etc, sounds terrible.
While speech is inherently bodily — sculpted by our hand gestures, larynx, vocal chords, and breath emanating from the lungs — it also divides our understanding of our bodies in the world, creating distinctions that we would not necessarily otherwise perceive.