Sentence examples for bodies project from inspiring English sources
Thus, these bodies project the notion of backwardness about Afghanistan in the international community.
At the same time, it must be remembered that the mammillary bodies project very densely across the anterior thalamic nuclei, i.e., the separate hippocampal → anterior thalamic nuclei and hippocampal → mammillary body projections potentially converge in the anterior thalamus after just one relay in the latter (hippocampal → mammillary body) pathway.
Two recent projects celebrated the postpartum body – Jade Beall's A Beautiful Body and The 4th Trimester Bodies Project by Ashlee Wells Jackson – and went viral on the internet.
In the second part of the "Real Women, Real Bodies" project from the University of Wyoming Union, students celebrate everything from their freckles to their scars.
Called "prosthetic digital instruments" designers for the Instrumented Bodies project created a kind of hybrid device that mixes performance, instrument, and the human body.
"I see beautiful, inspiring, real women on a daily basis who struggle with their body image because they don't feel they measure up with who the media tells them to be," Jackson told the Huffington Post's Emma Mustich when discussing her 4th Trimester Bodies Project, which showcases what bodies look like after childbirth.
Mr. Oursler has entertained all of these possibilities in work ranging from single-channel videos to images of faces and bodies projected onto sculptural surfaces.
This group exhibits most of the characteristics of the European Neanderthals in having stocky bodies, projecting midfaces, and details of the ear region that closely resemble those of their European relatives.
As the planetarium's technology director for 11 years, Mr. Schwartz, 38, presents educational shows inside a darkened dome, where visitors recline to gaze at 6,000 heavenly bodies projected in pinpoints of light.
where Sb is the area of the front of the body projected into a transverse plane and CD body) is the body drag coefficient.
Petit, who spent a year of his youth as an apprentice torero in France and Spain, slid one foot along the wire and then the other, his body projecting a sinuous arrogance.
