They can estimate the distance of an object from their body, for example.
Aesthetic pride in the impaired body, for example, represents one aspect of personhood related to disability culture.
Something in her body, for example, may cause a woman to become more interested in sex when she is especially fertile.
A surge of adrenaline through the body, for example, acts through GPCRs to make the heart race, the lungs heave, muscles contract and pupils widen.
The kinetic energy of the human body, for example, has long been harnessed to power watches, and should also be enough to keep a pacemaker ticking.
What's more, it was possible to expose the cells to conditions that wouldn't have been ethical if they were inside a human body – for example, doctors could bombard them with carcinogens, and watch the results.
"The fact that in some states it's illegal for someone to be able to get basic data about their body — for example, you're pregnant or you're not, you have an allergy or you don't.
In the human body, for example, nascent tumor cells arise on a shockingly regular basis, each determined to replicate without bound; again and again, immune cells attack the malignancies, destroying the outlaw cells and themselves in the process.
She starred in Jennifer's Body, for example, the disappointing follow-up to Diablo Cody's Juno, and in Dear John, a film based on Nicholas Sparks's book which never quite hit the heights of his earlier The Notebook.
They discharge their venom automatically when they bump into something warm — a human body, for example — from poison-containing stingers on mantles, arms or long, threadlike tendrils, which can grow to be yards long.
Still, in ways large and small, he happily furthered the Nazi program — he applied the regime's "cleansing" laws to the student body, for example, denying financial aid to "non-Aryan" students.
