The phrase "tangible body" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that can be perceived by touch or physical senses. Example: "The scientist conducted an experiment to prove the existence of dark matter, a tangible body that has eluded researchers for decades."
This co-founder of Performance Space 122 and general mover and shaker in American dance and performance art describes his new "Body Blows" as an exploration of "the tangible body blows -- ones taken and ones given -- that are part of being gay in America".
Similarly, an archive can be a way of having a tangible body of information.
The school stands as an isolated paradise on the edge of the war, but in the final act, violence emerges: out comes a hacksaw and a tampered-with batch of the woodland mushrooms Mr. McB so adores, as the film enters a realm of tangible body horror and debatable gender politics.
The abundant intracellular pattern of PrPSc labeling aggregates observed within the germinal centers and mantle zones of hemal nodes are likely to be tangible body macrophages.
Histopathologic examination of BL showed a distinct starry-sky pattern caused by interspersed tangible body macrophages and a diffuse monotonous infiltrate of medium-sized cells with a slight molding pattern.
Histological examination of tumors from TH-MYCN/Casp2 +/+ and TH-MYCN/Casp2 −/− mice was consistent with the presence of islands of undifferentiated neuroblastoma cells sometimes surrounded by clusters of larger, differentiated neuroblastoma cells and tangible body macrophages characteristic of mouse neuroblastoma.
Embodied actions, because they have the potential to ground abstract concepts of space and their forms in representation and reasoning in tangible body-based ways, may rather effectively allow learning environment designers to achieve their desired learning objectives.
In this zone, pneumatic matter mixes with tangible matter, thus producing 'attached spirits', which must be distinguished from 'free spirits' outside tangible bodies.
The view was still common in the mid-eighteenth century when the American Samuel Johnson wrote: "We are, at present, Spirits or Minds connected with gross, tangible Bodies, in such a Manner, that as our Bodies, can perceive and act nothing but by our Minds, so, on the other Hand, our Minds perceive and act by Means of our bodily Organs.
Schmitt's project is a subtle exploration of how modern day data collection ties our identities to physical locations, even it's our web presences and not our tangible bodies.
Each layer contained a mixture of cells, primarily small lymphocytes without any evidence of nuclear atypia or activation (mitotic/apoptotic activity, clearing of chromatin-prominent nucleoli, and macrophages with cytoplasmic tangible bodies) and 2(b)).
