Physically, his body structure and comportment were the same.
Lisa Fernandez, whose father, Antonio, is Cuban, and whose mother, Emilia, is Puerto Rican, also mentioned Hispanic body structure and its influence on sports participation -- in another context.
Body structure and the amount of body fat have also been explained by evolutionists in terms of human adaptation to differing environments.
Among the biggest challenges: replacing rotted lower sections of the wood frame and interior body structure and salvaging the car's original steel cowl, hood and fenders.
Because of their body structure and their feathered covering, birds are the best fliers among animals, better than insects and bats.
While the Equinox shares its basic chassis design with the Vue, the similarity does not predestine it to the same failure; the Chevy has a longer wheelbase, a different body structure and distinct suspension tuning.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, female body structure and chemistry makes it so women take longer to metabolize alcohol, meaning that they are more vulnerable than men to the long-term health effects of alcohol.
The study, published in The Proceedings of the Royal Society, showed that similarities in body structure and function, long used to group species of aquatic birds together, were not always good measures of evolutionary closeness.
Because the endocrine glands play pivotal roles both in reproduction and in development, it seems plausible to extend the role of the endocrine system to account for the progressive changes in body structure and function that occur with aging (senescence).
The CC100 rides on the company's VH platform, has a full carbon-fiber body structure and a 555-horsepower 6-liter engine that will propel the car from zero to 60 m.p.h. in under four seconds, the company said.
The Mimics themselves are completely unlike mankind in morphology (body structure) and behavior.
