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Leg-length discrepancies, limb deformities 2010

He's just erecting it, almost like a shop sign, as a symbol of what an artist's hand might do, but without much commitment to his own 78-year-old limb's ability to do it.

Gopnik's Daily Pic: Picasso's "Arm" - again Blake Gopnik 2010

She watched her limb's antics with interest, vaguely comforted by the sensation which was now almost self-induced of being detached from her unruly body.

She Closed Her Eyes 2010

I did not sleep last night and the exhaustion has magnified my limb's recalcitrance.

Here Comes The Son 2005

I did not sleep last night and the exhaustion has magnified my limb's recalcitrance.

Archive 2005-05-15 2005

Since the limb was dead and had been for some time, it was reasonable to assume that the limb's fall was caused by nature.

Tanner Ties Moreland, Peggy 2005

The kitten burrowed herself into the complicated three-way juncture between the limb's extremities and broke into a loud purr.

Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2003

She seemed suspicious of the device and held it at limb's length.

Chainer's Torment Mcgough, Scott 2002

She seemed suspicious of the device and held it at limb's length.

Chainer's Torment McGough, Scott 2002

Neurophysiology has confirmed Weir Mitchell's hypothesis that the entire sensory-ideational-motor unit is activated in phantom motions; and engineers are developing highly sophisticated artificial limbs, with delicate "muscles," amplification of nerve impulses, servo-mechanisms, etc., which can be married to the still intact portion of the limb's innervation, and allow phantom motions to be turned into real ones.

Phantom Limbs Otten, Erna 1992