This represents a challenge for any body, for instance Ofsted, that wanted to objectively hold schools to account for working conditions.
Violent gender-specific emotions – hatred of one's own body, for instance – are recognised in the same moment as being neutralised by humour.
There is growing interest from the West about the relationship between the mind and body — for instance, the physical effects of meditation.
Zobrist, in voice-over, makes a series of disagreeable proclamations: "Mankind is the cancer in its own body," for instance, and "Humanity is the disease.
The human body, for instance, maintains its appearance and properties even though the material of which it is made is constantly being replaced.
In women with the disease, tissue that normally lines the uterus grows elsewhere in the body — for instance, on the ovaries, bladder, or bowel — often causing pain, infertility, or both.
If a person has metal in his body — for instance, shrapnel, or the gold grillwork that some hip-hop fans have bonded to their teeth — it can pose a danger or invalidate the results.
A camera body, for instance, could be made in one piece but be soft where it is gripped and hard where the lens and the operating mechanism are installed.All of which is very useful and practical.
Thus, the story of the invention of the airplane begins in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries, with the first serious research into aerodynamics the study of the forces operating on a solid body (for instance, a wing when it is immersed in a stream of air).
Simply eating enough fuel for the body, for instance, can become a major ordeal.
