I felt urgency, and I lived with the weight of death on my shoulders.
It's also an exploration of the divided self: the spirit that yearns towards divinity, the sensual flesh that is at once the place of being and the weight of death.
Intimidation, then, isn't a factor – and that's keeping me keen, whereas before the weight of death after death after death was simply too heavy for me to carry on.
She is executive director of the Arab-American Family Support Center in Brooklyn and feels heavily the weight of destruction and death in Iraq.
The cost of moving mortal remains depends, for instance, on body weight, location of death and transport.
The aim of this study was to map the expression of the main inflammatory cytokines and proteins involved in the diagnosis of FIRS in autopsied children, as their influence on fetal weight, cause of death, and perinatal stress.
Mr. Jasper sought to put the full weight of the death sentence on the shoulders of the jurors, calling the case "the most important decision of your entire life".
Torchwood writers and actors have expressed an unwillingness to reduce the weight of the death scene by bringing the character back, though David-Lloyd penned a Torchwood comic book wherein an alternative universe Ianto survives.
CDDmlr in its application to birth outcomes (17, 18) is defined as the product of the conditional mortality submodel f 2 (y | x ; θ, β ) and the birth weight density submodel f 1 (x ; θ ) : (1) where x, y, θ, and β represent birth weight, the occurrence of death, the parameters modeling the birth weight distribution, and the parameters modeling the birth-weight-specific mortality, respectively.
We don't feel the weight and menace of death, nor the volatile emotions of youth, and have nothing to respond to beyond the spectacle of girls with guns.
The mice were monitored daily for signs of tumor growth, body weight, and time of death.
