Meanings of internal part in English

Ancient of Days is the internal part, or Soul, of Macroprosopos, 758-u.

I believe these impressions form a part -perhaps the internal part -of the dual attention we all possess.

On being broken transversely, it was immediately seen that the internal part was divided into interior or central, exterior or cortical.

The motion of its shell had alone been stopped; the internal part was still rotating and this compelled the shell to follow it.

The internal part of this granite subsists in a state of the most perfect solidity; the external again is evidently in a decaying state.

The external part of the stomach was extremely discoloured with livid spots; the internal part was extremely inflamed, and covered almost entirely with extravasated blood.

Why not (say) make the internal part 1 and the external 9, thus saving nine-tenths and losing only one-tenth?

Nor would the internal parts be less superfluous than the external.

Nickel was leached into fluids from the metallic internal parts of the Dermo-Jet.

Another is the higher organization of the internal parts.

It's kind of a beautiful thing, actually: staring at a gadget's ugliest internal parts to learn its secrets.

But they can be also very hard so they can be used for internal parts of a robot.

Results: DNA-DNA hybridization was sensitive enough to detect and quantify the microorganism from the internal parts of the implants.

The internal parts of the eye likewise act, under certain conditions, in a reflex manner on the lacrymal glands.

We are indeed internal parts of God and not external creations, on any possible reading of the panpsychic system.

And there were all sorts of internal parts on the two worktables: motors and hydraulic pumps and joint hinges.