anatomist

He was not merely a philosopher or a writer but also a statesman, anatomist, botanist and physicist.

Comparative anatomy was a thing then and the anatomist may even have been fond of sweetbreads.

Check out the beautiful (and stunningly accurate) drawings of the famous neuro-anatomist Santiago Ramon y Cajal.

This book is by a neuro-anatomist who had a rare stroke resulting in the left hemisphere of her brain being incapacitated.

They turned to a collector of old bones, perhaps an anatomist, who helped them reconstruct a body and bury it, along with the head.

It's about a brain anatomist realizing that she's having a stroke.

Then I realized that he was an extremely skilled draughtsman, anatomist and figurative painter.

Leonardo was, among other things, the period's best anatomist.

We don't need everyone to be an anatomist, but certainly we should all know enough about our own bodies to feed and exercise them properly.

Oh this is so bad: > In the 19th century German surgeon and anatomist Julius Wolff recognized that healthy bones adapt and change in response to the load placed on them.

There never is any question of whether you could use the help of an anatomist to help you solve an anatomy problem with your new motor design or your new soup recipe.

This article claims that only a single anatomist, out of all 38 schools of anatomy in the Third Reich, left the field because of obviously executed criminals/dissidents showing up on dissection tables.

The membrane surrounding the brain is "dura mater" to an anatomist, which is Latin for "hard mother".

"Every time I fire an anatomist and hire a TPU pod, my WER halves."

Leibowitz points out that the great Italian anatomist Morgagni failed to tie it all together, but nevertheless clearly described in 1761 the late pathology found in survivors of myocardial infarction in his well-known dictum: “The force of the heart decreases so much more in proportion as the greater number of its parts becomes tendonous instead of being fleshy” (ibid., 4).

Typo in the video (I think, not an anatomist), it's "basilar" membrane, not "vasilar." Awesome video though, I wish my speech processing professor had used that instead of teaching hearing like a filterbank, even if that is how we needed to understand it.

In case you ever work with an Anatomist, and they are visibly freaking out at you destroying everything it is because they order parts anterior to posterior and it is sooooooo obvious they wont ever feel the need to mention it...