Übersetzung für "Sezierung" in Englisch

A dissection would do wonders for neural research.

Extra credit will be given for dissecting the heart.

A doctor doesn't perform his first dissection On a human cadaver.

Or is it already a dissection?

The surgeons proposed the areas of the body for dissection.

Thus doctors resort to a dissection of a fetal bladder.

Here's a dissection of an abdomen of a cockroach.

The other systems can be seen by dissection of the physical body.

His other victims... He wanted to humiliate in death, like... like a public dissection.

Extract the hippocampus from each and prepare them for dissection by the neurology students.

In five consecutive nights we will repeat, repeat and repeat... to show you the process of the dissection

The controversy was triggered by allegations that, in February 1903, William Bayliss of the Department of Physiology at University College London performed an illegal dissection, before an audience of 60 medical students, on a brown terrier dog – adequately anaesthetized, according to Bayliss and his team; conscious and struggling, according to the Swedish activists.

Sanson's hobbies included the dissection of those he executed and the production of medicines using herbs he grew in his garden.

On 17 November, he was publicly dissected in the "Theatrum anatomicum" donated by him, even though he had refused a dissection in the will.

The medical students of the University of Liège can follow each step of a dissection on high definition video displays.

Although, in contrast to other countries, post-mortem dissection was opposed for a long time at German universities, it gradually broke ground here, too, in the course of the 16th and 17th centuries.

The language is the only security at the dissection of »love (surrounded by ruins)«: she will not lie, her promise is to answer.

Among many hands-on activities, they can piece together a skeleton, learn about nutrients in different foods, examine a dissection of a sheep's eye, and visit some cotton-top tamarin monkeys.

There, the allusion to the "rightly" disembowelled body of the prince, especially because it was connected to the cult of monuments, had to inevitably trigger associations to a ceremonial, public dissection at the outcome of which stood the origin of a memorial sculpture.

This stage work – in some ways Mozart’s most radical – is not so much a “School for Lovers” as a continuous dissection of hearts.

For hadn't Bentham organically manifested his idea of communitarian responsibility with the act of his dissection and, with his mummification, also given an impressive example suitable for lending his highly abstract atomistic theories a corporeal presence?