They inform men's and women's distinct first-personal knowledge of what it is like to inhabit a body, to express capacities unique to one sex or another (e.g., breast feeding), and to have experiences that are manifested through different body parts in differently sexed bodies (e.g., orgasm).
Human behaviour, the potential and expressed capacity for physical, mental, and social activity during the phases of human life.
It proceeded from also partial but expressed capacity, collaboration, coordination, occasional cooptation, some loss of energy but maintenance of key elements, such as operations of the WHCs and CHVs.
The decrease in COD of the model wastewater containing soluble starch was used to express the capacity of the yeast to treat the wastewater.
Speakers, presenters and tweeters express their capacity to define leadership and provide clients with the key components needed for sustained, fulfilling and profit-generating direction.
"I wanted to express the capacities of the centre, so they became swirling patterns – like a large abstract painting," he says.
WHC expresses the capacity of muscle resisting water loss.
Equation (37) expresses the capacity of drug storage at each relief base.
When expressing network capacity and requirements as graph structures, this entails a graph embedding or graph matching problem.
