Grandmothers, neighbors, TBAs and fathers also advised mothers on hygiene including the need to bath newborns' cords, bodies or clothes regularly.
Signals from thermosensors in the hypothalamus, spinal cord, deep body tissues, and skin are integrated in multiple thermoregulatory centres located mainly in the mammalian brainstem and hypothalamus.
The anatomy of ray-finned fish shows many of the characteristics common to all chordates: pharyngeal slits, a nerve cord, and body wall muscles arranged in myotomes, or segmented blocks.
The reasons he gave up his "antirealism" are stated in the first three of his replies in "The Philosophy of Hilary Putnam", an issue of the journal Philosophical Topics, where he gives a history of his use(s) of the term "internal realism", and, at more length, in his The Threefold Cord: Mind, Body and World (1999).
A positive correlation between its cord concentrations, body weight and fat mass has been found in newborn infants (11), suggesting that leptin may play a role in the regulation of foetal adiposity.
One of the first published drawings of an UCA was by Andrew Bell in the Encyclopedia Britanica 1st edition 1769 Edinburgh, Scotland, depicting a fetal death with a combination of one nuchal cord, a body loop and a true knot (currently on the cover of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (UK) brochure).
Biological snake has a cord-like body with many links (bones) which can form diverse locomotion modes with many functions [1].
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"By utilising such aspects of lines together with the added capability of shape-shifting, we present various applications in different scenarios such as shape changing cords, mobiles, body constraints, and data manipulation to investigate the design space of line-based shape changing interfaces".
For treatment planning bone marrow, kidneys, liver, spinal cord, vertebral bodies and pelvic bones are defined as organs at risk.
