In this sense, John Major and others define the written term as a "term that can be perceived by a corporeal eye" (terminus scriptus est terminus qui oculo corporali percipi potest) (John Major, Libri quos in artibus in collegio Montis Acuti Parisius regentando compilavit, 1508, fol.
This is a crucial issue for all writers who want to provide an account of corporeal identities in terms of affectively laden body images, or bodily imaginaries.
Whereas most other Neoplatonists use the term "Nature" for the corporeal world, Israeli uses the term "the sphere".
It has nothing to do with style but much to do with elegance, in the mathematical as well as the corporeal sense of that term.
If you're one of England and Wales' estimated 2.7 million drug users, you're essentially nothing more than a human guinea pig in an age of more than 300 new substances, triple-strength MDMA pills and high-purity classics, an entire class of deadly knock-offs and the corporeal roulette of long-term health consequences.
'There's an attitude of reverence and awe and love, in terms of very corporeal love with God, as well as with people.' Will he really record an album for each of the 50 states?
In October 2011, a search of Internet web pages was performed using "yeh-ko-mo" (ECMO in traditional Chinese medicine), "ECMO," and "extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation" as search terms.
For its insights into our nation's fiscal, psychological and corporeal health — and for our own long-term social well-being — it is a book that deserves to be read and discussed widely by anyone interested in the politics and policy of healthcare.
Rather than see women's differences as a positivity (both in terms of value and pure material presence), the patriarchal symbolic order rewrites these corporeal differences as vile.
The predictive value of imaging methods in terms of pulmonary hypertension or extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation needs is currently under review [14].
