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Volatile Bodies: Toward a Corporeal Feminism.

In her works Volatile Bodies (1994) and In the Nick of Time (2004), Grosz draws insights from Gilles Deleuze, Friedrich Nietzsche, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Merleau-Ponty, Michel Foucault, Henri Bergson and Charles Darwinf rethinking ontology and nature as essentially dynamic, differentiating, proliferating and progressive.

The Senate is a volatile body over which neither party exercises perfect control.

The earth is a volatile body, and though humanity has enjoyed an existence relatively low on catastrophes, our planet will occasionally demonstrate the tumult that lies just beneath its surface by tossing out an earthquake.

The effect of the temperature gradient in the solar nebula can be seen today in the increasing fraction of condensed volatiles in solid bodies as their distance from the Sun increases.

The movie's central conceit — that the world's most famous lover loses his heart to a battling Venetian feminist — is a little hard to take, but the lady in question is played by Sienna Miller, who has a volatile, fast-moving body and genuine fire in her eyes.

The study of exospheres can help us understand the long-term loss of volatiles from planetary bodies due to interactions of planets, satellites, and small bodies with the interplanetary medium, solar radiation, and internal forces including diffusion and outgassing.

The answer could lie with diagnosis by smell — analysing the volatile organic compounds our bodies secrete.

The "stain" left by a body's volatile acids, which also suppresses plant life around it, can last for up to two years, leaving a kind of phantom fingerprint in the earth.

The second experiment suggests that the experimental predatory mite females were attracted to the conspecific groups from a distance, mediated by volatiles emanating from the bodies or the products of the group members.

Many studies have demonstrated that individual animals can recognize one another as individuals and that, for mammals in particular, body volatiles (herein referred to loosely as odors) detected by olfactory or vomeronasal receptors play a prominent role in mediating this individual recognition [1].