To remove one's arm/leg until they are all in pieces. To leave one with disattached arms and legs (Hopefully nobody said this to you).
Genetic expression is different. If the expression is same it said Homozygous.
A prosthetic limb or "prosthetic"
Abducted is a verb meaning to remove or take away something or someone by force. An example would be kidnapping.To kidnap. Carry off by force. Another definition is to reposition a limb away from the median axis of a body or limb.
The process by which different cells express different genes depending on their needs is called differential gene expression
Because the sun is rotating. So its west limb is moving away from us and its east limb is moving toward us ... the exact conditions required in order to shift the emission spectrum.
Perhaps the expression you want is "limb from limb" and not "from limb to limb."
The brown bear, otherwise known as a Kodiak or Grizzly bear, is a remorseless killing machine that will not hesitate to tear you limb from limb.
The expression is: to go out on a limb. The image is of a person on a limb in a tree, moving out away from the trunk, where the the branch is perhaps too thin to support his weight. It means putting oneself in a risky , unpredictable position for the sake of someone else. For example: The boss way angry with Joe for being late. I went out on a limb suggesting that maybe he had a client, as he very often does.
loss of a body part. usually a limb, or part of a limb.
Well assuming that it's bad luck that you shrunk to the size of a mouse, maybe your bad luck with continue. And since you are their owner, maybe they won't tear you limb from limb but they might not know that you are their owner. So maybe. I sure hope not, but it's a possibility. My fingers are crossed for you!AnswerNobody owns cats. Cats tolerate people. Don't feed them and see how long they stay.
There is a term used to describe a tear at the time of death called "Lacrima Mortis The Tear of Death". There have been a few studies done but there is no clear consensus on if it is a reflex or an emotionally expression.
Out on a limb
You can't because of the way the limb joints are constructed. Muscles, tendons and would ligaments get in the way and these things would tear. It would be like trying to open a door with hinges the wrong way. If you did, the door would be ruined.
If you have a broken limb, you could get a strong piece of wood put it beside the broken limb and take some flexible vines and tie it around the wood and the limb to keep it sturdy.If you are bleeding, you could take some leaves, tear a piece of your clothes and tie it around the area that is bleed to stop it.
A few woodland creature will scavenge for grubs, including skunks, raccoons, porcupines, and bears.
This is a mix of two sayings. "Sticking your neck out" and "being out on a limb". both mean you are putting yourself in a precarious position and may come to harm for it.
Teir is the Scots for tear, rend ( not the tear drop ).