Her modest aim is to slow her body's disintegration.
Seen together, for example, Picasso's "Accordionist" (1911) and Jackson Pollock's "Enchanted Forest" (1947) embody the 20th century's obsession with the body and disintegration, while the spiritual aspirations of modernism -- its anxious, defensive impulse toward wholeness, you might say -- are evoked in poetic arrangements elsewhere.
Facing imminent disintegration of body and mind, they wish their passing to reflect the values and beliefs of a lifetime and avoid prolonged, needless suffering.
Our results indicated that (1) intratumorally injected HCuSNPs-CpG can be cleared from the local injection site (tumor); (2) hepatobiliary excretion is the major clearance pathway of HCuSNPs-CpG from the body; (3) laser-triggered disintegration of HCuSNPs facilitates particle elimination.
For the evaluation of the physical data cap length, body length, weight, and disintegration, data from 42 different batches produced over 24 months between October 2007 and October 2009 were used, of which 21 batches were transparent capsules and 21 batches white opaque capsules.
The movie, which starred Michael Fassbender, was marked by a fetishistic absorption in beatings, self-denial, the disintegration of the body.
Hitler was obsessed with the image of cancerous disintegration of the body of the German race, as was reflected in many of his speeches and writings.
The determination to record the indignities accompanying the disintegration of his body (which begin in earnest with a stroke in 1988) is admirable.
Pay no attention to the adjunct professors living out of their cars or the disintegration of your body or the way the corporate university looks more and more like a bureaucratic kleptocracy accountable to no one but its own grossly overpaid executives.
On the next day, mice were tested in the tail suspension test and scored for a coat disintegration, and their body weight was evaluated.
