But Olds is like a time-trap in medievalism, stuck in her obsessions with bodily flows, the pain of childbirth, and the witchery of men who love like it hurts, in a universe that might as well be populated entirely with priests and oracles.
If you can't keep the bodily fluids flowing with this bad boy, maybe you need to cut a few members from your roster.
Alexander said because the uterus is a vascular organ, a major risk is collateral blood flow and bodily rejection.
Michael Cronan, a naming consultant in Berkeley, Calif., whose company has helped come up with brands like TiVo and Kindle, said many naming experiments show that women tend to reflexively relate words like "pad" and "flow" to bodily concerns.
Each of these organs produces particular spirits, the substance of which was a rarified fluid constituted of blood and pneuma, and which governed specific biological functions (sense perception and movement, blood flow and bodily temperature; and nutrition and metabolism).
Mimi Shirasu-Hiza, a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University, aims to understand the rhythm section of organisms' orchestras, by studying how biochemistry changes throughout the day as bodily systems ebb and flow in synch with circadian rhythms.
Another element is bodily, a new determination of the flow of the animal spirits and blood.
Applications could include clothes that capture speech or monitor bodily functions, tiny filaments that measure blood flow in capillaries, and nets that measure the flow of water in the ocean.
The sub-themes are presented in Figure 1, where a flow chart illustrates that the bodily sensations had to be interpreted as symptoms, in order to bring about initial health care seeking and subsequent specialist or hospital referral.
It's a bodily rhythm that is said to ebb and flow in our sleeping state and some research would argue has implications in our waking state.
