As in all religions, rampant factionalism has plagued the Orthodox church; an institutionally conservative body encompassing hardliners, moderates and more progressive thinkers.
"...Our analysis of larvae motion reveals a rhythmic, continuous lateral oscillation of the anterior body, encompassing all head-sweeps, small or large, without breaking the oscillatory rhythm.
HDACs serve a diversity of functions within the body, encompassing gene silencing, cell regulation, growth and differentiation, intracellular protein movements, and degradation.
His aim was to express a new relationship between the earthly and spiritual church, and this comes across most spectacularly in an image of a haloed man whose robe and body encompass a scene of the Crucifixion.
The student body encompasses a wide range of economic and cultural diversity (Ken's real mix); the staff does a masterful job to bridge the gap every day and has done so for years.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (a wider body encompassing 47 countries, which is the custodian of the European Convention on Human Rights) will vote next month on a recommendation that formal proceedings be opened to monitor Hungary's compliance with its obligations.
Mali is a member of the Economic Community of West African States, a body encompassing most states in western Africa that attempts to integrate and harmonize the economic interests of the region.
Useless in that it has a low metabolic rate so it doesn't help you burn any calories the way muscle does, and it's the predominant type of fat in the human body, encompassing more than 90percentt of it.
Eric Dura Sesay, the Chairman of the Bombali District Council – the local government body encompassing the town of Makeni – acknowledged at the meeting that child trafficking, as well as rape and incest, are common problems in the district.
Generative problems that were understood to affect fat bodies encompassed a number of issues: for both men and women generative materials (seed and menstrual blood) could be defective; sexual desire might be lacking or slow to arouse, and the sexual act difficult to accomplish.
