Sentence examples for body in relation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Damon suggested ways he could orient his body in relation to the camera.

A third possibility is the hormone leptin, which is associated with fat metabolism and released in the body in relation to the sleep cycle.

To some extent, sports stories have always been about the triumphs and failures of the body in relation to the will.

The Comet case is the subject of a government inquiry which has already referred three of Deloitte's most experienced administrators to their professional body in relation to their activities at Comet.

And as Mr. Petronio made his way down, we understood something about the human body in relation to gravity, the way physical prowess can suspend disbelief, and about the strangeness and wonder of the mechanics of ordinary movement that no amount of historical footage of Ms. Brown's work, or reading of old reviews, could communicate.

Cultural differences in recall of early memories are not just a function of how parents talk to their children, but may well be a function of how much parents validate the nonverbal experience of living in one's body in relation to the natural world.

Individual shape, such as morphology of ornaments or other sexual traits, is defined by the dimensions of the respective body part in relation to body size, with the scale relating trait size to body size known as allometry [ 11, 12].

Mr. Gutierrez was initially skeptical, he said, to "put bodies in relation" to Ms. Holzer's projections, describing them as stand-alone worlds.

We're told to close our eyes and think about our bodies in relation to the chair, the floor, the room: how each limb touches the arms, the back, the legs of the seat, while breathing slowly.

Thus, for example, the proposition that all bodies are extended is not synthetic but analytic because the notion of extension is contained in the very notion of body, whereas the proposition that all bodies are heavy is synthetic because weight supposes, in addition to the notion of body, that of bodies in relation to one another.

The government has announced an inquiry to be held in public and there are other investigations into two other NHS bodies in relation to Morecambe Bay.