The phrase "body death" is not commonly used in standard written English and may be considered unclear or ambiguous.
It could be used in contexts discussing physical death or the cessation of bodily functions, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The concept of body death raises questions about the nature of consciousness and existence."
Alternatives: "physical death" or "corporeal death."
Well, if normally there's this super tight connection between my soul and my body, death might be the severing of that connection.
Another, by David Sansone, is red and black and contains the words, "it gives a body life: it gives a body death," referring to the life-giving properties of blood and to AIDS.
If this happens all over the body, death is rapid.In this section The shape of things to come Something to celebrate A place to rest your weary head Home away from home ReprintsInject the toxin locally, though, and you can do some good.
In "The Body," death and abuse are crucial themes.
The climax was Ustvolskaya's Sonata No. 6, which Formenti played with spectacular fury of an inmate strapped to an electric chair, the current coursing through his body, death throes raging from head to toe.
Alcohol-related brain changes may be related to cell body death, and/or loss of axons, dendrites, and synapses, however it is difficult to determine the sequence of events and the causal relationships among these events.
In the 1990s, bodies, death and disease became the most potent themes of contemporary art.
Kate Forde, the exhibition's curator, suggests in the catalog that our aversion to dirt may stem from its association with excretion, the decay of aging bodies, death and other taboos.
The hits make it a bit like watching an action film with a massive body count: death after death after death with no consequences.
Physical and biochemical changes which occur in the body after death can be helpful together to estimate the time of death (Donaldson et al. 2013).
"Remains" means what remains of the body after death.
