They have painstakingly cut through a heart, millimetre by millimetre, to measure and model the arrangement of the muscle fibres in each slice.
But don't most of play along with the fiction that if we eat one of these bars, we can indulge ourselves later in a slice of cheese cake?
And how much is in a slice of bread?
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But in the world of big-and small-money map theft, it's more like taking candy from a baby--or in this case, a library: Simply walk in, slice 'em out of a book and walk out.
In this slice of Tijuana, you could listen to plaintive songs about life on the border and catch a breeze off the Pacific Ocean, while saltwater eats away at the ragged border fence on the shore.
Each point in each slice of a CT scan is essentially a separate test, and the chance that a whole body CT scan is going to turn up something somewhere that looks funny is nearly 100%.
In "neighborhoods that are still neighborhoods, the slice business in those places is not going to suffer, " Colin Hagendorf, who reviewed 362 Manhattan slice places for his slice harvester blog.
Under legislation passed in 1990, a slice of that increased value can be redistributed in kind to the local community, so that others, apart from developers, benefit from planning permission.
For the particle slice, this vertical slice in time I am happy, what the horizontal is like only fate can decide.
Technicians dipped each slice in an RNA solution that stained cells containing a single sequence of RNA in a particular color.
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Not least, Snabe says the company is in the right slice of the IT business, focused specifically on software, rather than hardware.
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"Operators are interested in getting their slice of the pie, " he explains.
He limped across the playground, climbed the fence, held back the barbed wire, and jumped, this time at the expense of a sharp slice in the sleeve of his jacket.
Just prior to its formal opening, I sampled some of the Wales Coast Path, tackling a nine-mile slice in the centre-west of the nation that is also known as the Ceredigion Coast Path.
While both sides oppose the government-wide nature of the cuts, with no leeway for shifting funds to protect specific programs, conservatives argue the total amount is a manageable slice in spending while Democrats say it will cause unnecessary harm.
While both sides oppose the across-the-board nature of the cuts, with no leeway for shifting funds to protect specific targeted programs, conservatives argue the total amount is a manageable slice in federal spending while Democrats say it will cause unnecessary harm.
The opportunity to offer targeted advertising based on a user's location should help these and other firms win a slice (or in Google's case, expand its slice) of the huge market for local advertising.
The City of London is gaining an edge in the race with other global financial centers to snatch a slice of offshore trade in the yuan, also known as renminbi.
Battling Nokia, Apple and Research In Motion for a slice of the mobile phone market will be tough.
We are fortunate to live in a very thin slice of time, during which growth and positive sum economics and politics have ruled.
Handed a 3-1 lead, Farnsworth walked the bases loaded, and then walked Alex Rodriguez to bring in a run and slice his team's lead to one.
Writing in Evolution and Human Behaviour Victoria Reyes-Garcia, of the Autonomous University of Barcelona, and her colleagues describe a study they carried out on the Tsimane', a group of Amerindians who live in Bolivia's slice of the Amazonian rainforest.
The moves, aimed at improving relations with players seeking a greater say in the sport and a larger slice of Grand Slam revenues, were formally presented to the ATP Player Council at a meeting Tuesday in Key Biscayne, Fla.
It was a fine finish from Morgan, but the home side enjoyed a large slice of luck in the build-up.
But now that they exercise such a large slice of power in the region, the Lib Dems are often the establishment.
It came back with a bit of interest and McIlroy had to produce a nifty backhand slice to stay in the rally.
My secret dream was to bite off just the tip of every slice of pizza in the two-for-one deal we got at Little Caesar's.
"We treated a slice of bread in the device, we then checked the mould that was in that bread over time against a control, " he explained.
Anecdotal evidence suggests that this pattern has endured, with the notable change that big firms are now outperforming the rest and in turn attracting a disproportionate slice of new money.
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