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central nervous system
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  • That probability is as follows: FORM PROBABILITY Unicellular organisms or less (naked genetic information) 7840 Multicellular organisms, simple 1940 Multicellular organisms, complex but lacking coordinated central nervous system 0140 Multicellular organisms with integrated organ systems including nervous system 007g Multicellular organisms with complex nervous system capable of handling 7+ data (human capability) .†   (source)
  • As with laboratory rats and monkeys, as with dogs whose skulls are cut open and brains exposed for days during experiments related to the central nervous system, as with all animals that further the cause of knowledge, these orphans have no names.†   (source)
  • The hemlock that ended his life did not do so quickly or painlessly, but rather by producing a gradual paralysis of the central nervous system.†   (source)
  • The nerves in the throat are a magnificent network of immobilizing, cordlike fibres connecting the body organs to the central nervous system.†   (source)
  • I was afraid to take a stimulant or a drink or to light a cigarette, since my central nervous system itself was to be a part of the weapon.†   (source)
  • Monarch Tower was the central nervous system of an incredibly vast corporation, a pyramid of transportation, communication, heavy industry, manufacture, sales distribution, research, exploration, importation.†   (source)
  • Rabies, a disease of the central nervous system, the good old CNS.†   (source)
  • Unlike the fracture in my right shin, where my central nervous system shut off the pain, this one really hurt.†   (source)
  • That comes from soluble toxins released by the bacteria; they have an intoxicating effect on the central nervous system, you see—which gives you those flushed cheeks.†   (source)
  • You should know that the central nervous system is simply a slight modification of the external skin.†   (source)
  • "Hot flashes" would indicate that the central nervous system was the seat both of whatever caused catabolism and of a skin condition we are content to call abnormal, simply because we do not know any better way to define it.†   (source)
  • For Joachim tried hard to keep his eye squarely on October, although certain nodes in his central nervous system refused to obey humanistic norms and hindered a compensatory distribution of body warmth through the skin.†   (source)
  • Think of the enzyme produced by the defective gene as a wrong key which fits into the chemical lock of the central nervous system—but won't turn.†   (source)
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