Примери за unwashed

• Experts, like the unwashed masses, are susceptible to error, bias, prejudice, and overgeneralization from limited experience.

• To minimize disturbance of the structures introduced by repeated wash steps, the background fluorescence of washed versus unwashed samples was compared.

• Spermatozoa from the washed and unwashed groups were incubated in solubilised zonae (5 zonae/jil) for 30-40 min and then used for subzonal microinjection.

• This is what a social scientist learns at school, mocking the unwashed who naively believe in the moon.

• The samples tested included washed and unwashed r. b. c, whole blood containing antibody and intact and lysed r. b. c. exposed to hyperimmune serum.

• Unwashed and full of sand and grit, meat is gristly, tough and eaten with the hide still attached.

• However, after 120 min of culture in capacitation medium there was no difference between washed and unwashed spermatozoa.

• Another possible explanation is that the public was strongly separated from the judiciary in early courtrooms, because judges and magistrates wished to avoid rubbing shoulders with the 'great unwashed'.

• Station and status are indirectly signalled via bourgeois awareness of the smell of the unwashed and a conviction that the bourgeoisie itself cannot be anything other than effortlessly odourless.

• A dirty kitchen (characterized by food particles on the floor, unwashed utensils, and/or the presence of flies, animals, or poultry) was also associated with increased risk [255].

• Usually they have threadbare clothing, sometimes they go naked; they go unwashed for months, perhaps forever; almost none have shoes.

• Indeed, perhaps we are just a little smug in our remarks, particularly about cracked cups and unwashed fruit.

• Their faces were clean; their bodies in some cases were unwashed and stained.

• It is the unwashed and untreated smalls which might almost be described as the refuse of the mine which is brought up.

• One begins to think how grateful the great unwashed should be that those great intellects deign to bend their minds to improving their lot.