Sentence examples for bodies in terms of from inspiring English sources
A Fourier analytic characterization of j-projection bodies in terms of their area measures of order j is obtained.
Biosensory data, and the data-driven categorizations it supports, are increasingly present in daily life, tracking our behavior and bodies in terms of normative notions of productivity, criminality, and physical and emotional wellness.
She made the point that "according to some research, 12 multinational corporations now sit among the world's top 100 economic bodies in terms of sheer size", underlining the power that corporations now have in the global economy.
Galileo's work also deals with some of the recurrent themes of 16th- and 17th-century philosophy: atomism (which describes the changes of gross physical bodies in terms of the motions of their parts), the reduction of qualitative differences to quantitative differences, and the resultant important distinction between "primary" and "secondary" qualities.
"As a club we haven't seen an enormous difference in the back-up from central governing bodies in terms of funding.
The Clarkean picture, in which matter is completely passive, is incapable of explaining the regularities exhibited in the interaction of material bodies in terms of those bodies.
They keep talking about sex itself, and having control over your own body, in terms of whether or not you're going to reproduce.
"I have ensured over the last two months that I have met the requests of the governing body in terms of submission of my training diaries and personal contact with them.
Reg Butler's work (e.g., "Woman Resting" [1951]) and that of David Hare ("Figure in a Window" [1955]) treat the body in terms of skeletal outlines.
In this review, we describe the key biological functions of HA in the body in terms of its structure, physical properties, biodistribution and interaction with HA receptors.
