brain case

But the tremendous pressure was being transmitted to the king's brain case.

His body, except for its enormous brain case, is primitive.

Their head and brain case was so small as to be almost animalish.

I've seen brain cases of robots, but not a living robot.

She still carried the brain case, awkward as it might be to carry.

This ability, as you may know, was developed over time, from a possibility inherent in our larger brain cases.

They had silly, simple expressions and apparently no room for a brain case.

Tuck held out his hand for the brain case and Sara gave it to him.

And then the nasal passages had pushed the brain case back.

What about the brain cases could arouse such an emotion in a man?

His brain case was only two-thirds of our size.

The brain case had been cracked open, like a nut, to get at the interior, I guess.

The head was small, the brain case one of the smallest found among the vertebrates.

But the brain case, built of some indestructible metal which today we cannot put a name to, would remain.

Most people, if they saw me, would think of me as no more than an opportunity to collect another brain case.

And I want the brain cases that you have."

So they rusted and that was the end of them, except for the brain case, which could not rust.

The shot had spent itself in smashing through the bone at an angle and was barely inside the brain case.

The brain case to skull size ratio is different.

Soon his terrible hands will reach my brain case and rip it asunder.

"We also have to bargain for the brain case.

The pineal eye, though small, had a well formed opening right atop the brain case.

Louis saw only the straggly mane that covered his brain case.

Thinking about the brain cases, an involuntary shudder of apprehension ran through him.

"It was the brain case that made it possible."