Meanings of living substance in anglès

PROTOPLASM.-Theliving substance in the cells which compose our bodies.

They are living substance still mingled painfully with the dust.

Is it not rather the recognition by the living substance of the lifeless one?

Is it better for a man to be created from a living substance or from earth?

Is it the action of a dead substance, which cannot act upon a living substance that can?

Suddenly, Mrs. Holland placed a bowl of some dark, vaguely living substance on the table in front of Nate.

It is true that it cannot create either the living substance or the variations of it; both must be given.

According to him the living substance in all organisms consists of two quite distinct kinds of plasm, somatic and germinal.

All these spurts of a living substance were part of one gigantic whole, which was straining to move the steps.

Digestion had not been impaired in this case, but the blood formed by it was not converted into good living substance.

One of the most striking effects of external disturbance on certain types of living substance is a visible change of form.

Spirit, according to Webster, is: 'Life or living substance considered independent of corporeal existence-vitalessence, force, or energy as distinct from matter.'

At some time in the remote past, there must, according to the theory, have been a development of living substance from a mineral base.

There must be permanent pores in the membrane to receive food or let out rays of the living substance to act as oars or arms.

Irra!" and "Give us a ride!" he pelted them with snowballs made from the living substance of his steed, and galloped off, jeering.

29), a living substance is better than a substance that does not live.