I think that fabrics and details should favor bodily characteristics.
Because modes of locomotion and other bodily characteristics are prime modes of classification, the superfluity or lack of organs removes the monster from the ordinary taxonomic divisions.
The idea that people fall into certain personality type categories in relation to bodily characteristics has intrigued numerous modern psychologists as well as their counterparts among the ancients.
It clearly is an allegory: in real life, people do not split into separate selves, with different bodily characteristics and ages (Hyde is notably smaller and younger than Jekyll).
THE ability to recognise people automatically by analysing bodily characteristics such as fingerprints, faces and eyeballs collectively known as biometrics—has long been a goal of technologists and governments alike.
Conversely, hypogonadism of the male (inadequate testicular function) leads to retarded sexual development and retention of feminine bodily characteristics (eunuchoidism), which can sometimes be remedied by administration of androgenic steroids.
They gathered 105 heterosexual Australian women and showed them a series of digitally generated pictures of men in which three bodily characteristics were varied height, shoulder-to-waist ratio and flaccid penis size.
Dr Alexander Phillips and his colleagues are adapting the bodily characteristics of the Atlantic cranch squid, Teuthowenia megalops, for their AUV.
To some extent this can be attributed to the uniqueness of East Asian beauty standards of which women's physical attractiveness is greatly focused on facial features rather than bodily characteristics such as shape and weight (Lee 1999).
When Irigaray refers to male and female bodily characteristics she is, according to Whitford, capturing the way she finds these features both represented and imagined, that is, affectively experienced, in the personal and social domain.
