Sentence examples for body analyze from inspiring English sources

As we look at a portrait, our brain calls on several interacting systems to analyze contours, form a representation of the face and of the body, analyze the body's motion, experience emotion, and perhaps, empathy.

Engineering techniques are increasingly used in MRI to explain the interactions between electromagnetic fields and the human body, analyze aspects relative to signal and image generation, and assure patient and staff safety and comfort.

Stage-specific expression pattern of the M. persicae gene MpNav H1 in the whole insect body analyzed by qRT-PCR.

That the man was a soldier was suggested by the bones of his upper body, analyzed by a physical anthropologist, Melodie Domurad.

Eric Olson and his brother, Nils, said they decided to have their father's body analyzed now because they were moving it to another cemetery where their mother and sister are buried.

Flooding from rising sea levels would cut off transportation from national highways and railways, costing an estimated $50 million a day in lost commerce, according to a 2016 study by Natural Resources Canada, a government body, analyzing the impacts of climate change on Atlantic Canada.

Nevertheless, most structures in the body analyzed in the past were reported to contain the same number of structures nowadays.

Thus, the objects and the bodies analyzed display different stages of the same color production sequence.

This summer, I led a team of archaeologists in excavating the remaining bodies, analyzing them osteologically, and making 3D scans of complete skulls, which are newly available at the website FacesofOplontis.com.

We are described and detailed, our faces and bodies analyzed and picked apart, our worth ascertained and ascribed based on the reduction of personhood to simple physical objectification.

"We are described and detailed, our faces and bodies analyzed and picked apart, our worth ascertained and ascribed based on the reduction of personhood to simple physical objectification," Judd wrote in the Daily Beast.