Nerve cell cluster or a group of nerve cell bodies located in the autonomic nervous system and sensory system; ganglia house the cells bodies of afferent nerves and efferent nerves.
For the stab in the thoracic ganglions, however efficacious, is often insufficient.
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Such sentiments are a proof of magnificent ganglions in a perfect state of order.
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It was one nerve fibre in the city's ganglions, a thick cord among many.
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The thing got right in among Lord Wetherby's highly sensitive ganglions like an earthquake.
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Through the narrow breach in the throat the cerebral ganglions are reached and immediate death ensues.
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I'm becoming a mere bundle of quivering ganglions.
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The significance of this sudden inertia is forced upon me: the Philanthus has stabbed the cervical ganglions.
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I tell you, Comrade Jackson, for the moment it reduced my delicately vibrating ganglions to a mere frazzle.
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Have you heard the one about the Octarian Weevil who uploaded its ganglions to both instantiations of the OverNet?
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Your ganglions are still vibrating.
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I was looking for a bit of the overwrought soul and the quivering ganglions, if you know what I mean.
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At the lesion of the cephalic ganglions the struggles of the cricket grow less, and the victim becomes a motionless corpse.
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He studied the ganglions attentively, and gives the first distinct account of the formation, connexions and distribution of the intercostal nerves.
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About the same time, Scarpa, so distinguished in every branch of anatomical research, investigated the minute structure of the ganglions and plexuses.
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Most SP mRNA-positive cells were sporadically distributed in layers or small groups within the ganglions, as well as in nerve trunks between ganglions.
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It was taut and punctured easily, but it healed fast, in ugly, thick scars-most cactacae were covered in harmless ganglions of scab tissue.