'body chapters' is correct and is used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the main chapters of a book or a larger document. For example, "This book contains five body chapters and one conclusion chapter."
As noted on Table 1, the chapter with the largest number ICF codes linked to interRAI items was Body Function: Chapter 1- Mental Function.
All phenomena are constituted by qi; as such, according to Ruan, Zhuangzi is surely right when he declares that "the myriad beings are but one body" (Zhuangzi, Chapter 5).
Its governing body, the chapter, is made up of five clerical canons (the dean, the precentor, the canon chancellor, the canon treasurer, and the archdeacon of Wells) and four lay members: the administrator (chief executive), Keeper of the Fabric, Overseer of the Estate and the chairman of the cathedral shop and catering boards.
Learning how to move around in your undead body is chapter 1 of this game, and everyone starts here.
This was not the case in America, where most women would have preferred to die than have a physician a man examine their bodies".Another chapter describes the infinite care with which Augustus Saint-Gaudens (an American despite his name) created in his Paris studio the giant statue to Admiral David Farragut that now stands in New York.
Kant completely rewrote the main body of both chapters for the second edition (though not the introductions, interestingly).
I did not include it in the main body of the chapter because, well, it has nothing to do with domestication.
In four chapters – bodies, objects, narratives and spaces – she shows how artworks such as John Isaacs' I can't help the way I feel (2003) illustrate anxieties about our bodies, the intrusion of the uncanny into everyday life (Rachel Whiteread's Place (Village), 2006-08), ourour alienation from nature, an idea succinctly expressed by Gerhard Richter: "For us everything is empty".
Durham Cathedral's governing body, the cathedral chapter, has talked about charging many times but has always ruled it out.
