rigor mortis in English

noun
1
stiffening of the joints and muscles of a body a few hours after death, usually lasting from one to four days.
After death, bodies are rubbed and anointed to remove rigor mortis .

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1. Rigor mortis had already set in.

2. It was verified that rigor mortis...

3. The unique magic of rigor mortis!

4. 15 All the ladies dig rigor mortis.

5. 5 All the ladies dig rigor mortis.

6. 1 Rigor mortis had already set in.

7. During rigor mortis, a process called Autolysis occurs

8. 3 What was all this about rigor mortis?

9. 6 What was all this about rigor mortis?

10. 11 Rigor mortis gave the heartsick survivor convincing evidence for burial.

11. 12 Rigor mortis, pallor, rot - these too can be sources of exquisite sensation.

12. 2 Rigor mortis usually sets in between two and four hours after death.

13. Signs of livor mortis, algor mortis, rigor mortis, in the percede external wounds.

14. 13 In contrary to rigor mortis, tenderization was promoted by increasing of aging temperature.

15. 3 Rigor mortis usually sets in between two and four hours after death.

16. Rigor mortis does not end because muscles relax but instead because Autolysis takes command

17. It was verified that rigor mortis had worn off in the arms and legs.

18. 10 Early rigor mortis and rapid autolysis indicate the need for prompt necropsy examinations.

19. 7 Eventually,(www.Sentencedict.com) institutional rigor mortis will set in and the cycle will begin again.

20. 6 Results The length of sarcomere of rigor mortis without destroy is obviously shorter than that of restiffening.

21. 4 It did not have a trace of rigor mortis, and was as warm as my own body.

22. 23 Results The length of sarcomere of rigor mortis without destory is obviously shorter than that of restiffening.

23. 18 Results The length of sarcomere of rigor mortis without destroy is obviously shorter than that of restiffening.

24. 9 Results The length of sarcomere of rigor mortis without destory is obviously shorter than that of restiffening.

25. 11 It did not have a trace of rigor mortis,[www.Sentencedict.com] and was as warm as my own body.

26. 8 This speeds up the onset of rigor mortis by depleting muscle energy (ATP) and rapidly increasing the anaerobic glycolysis that produces lactic acid.

27. 22 This speeds up the onset of rigor mortis by depleting muscle energy (ATP) and rapidly increasing the anaerobic glycolysis that produces lactic acid.

28. "The Alienist" returns, but strains against its beautiful but oh-so-serious corsetry The second season of TNT's Victorian-era murder mystery wants to speak to history, but rigor mortis has set in

29. Values of the general compliance levels decrease with time after sacrifice, and an abrupt transition in the 100-Hz compliance-time curves at 5·5 hours after death is attributed to the completion of rigor mortis (at room temperature).

30. For the time of death, the pathologist considers algor mortis, the cooling of the body; livor mortis, the setting of blood in the dependant regions following death; and rigor mortis, the chemical reaction that causes rigidity in the muscle groups immediately following death.