n. (pl. -ies) 1 whole physical structure, including the bones, flesh, and organs, of a person or an animal, whether dead or alive. 2 = *trunk 2. 3 main or central part; bulk or majority (body of opinion). 4 a group regarded as a unit. b (usu. foll. by of) collection (body of facts). 5 quantity (body of water). 6 piece of matter (heavenly body). 7 colloq. person. 8 full or substantial quality of flavour, tone,et cetera (и так далее) in a body all together. [Old English]
... ”.andtheobjectified world , thereisahuge area of the. “empirical self ” After all , infact , thereismy body Iknow thatIfeel theseorthose feelings , these.aremy memories , thisiswhatIthink orsay Theseintuitions thatareobvious ... ... simply be.discarded Itisnecessary tounderstand whatImean bysaying . “mine ” andwhatisactually asense ofidentity Body phenomenon You can try toanswer thesequestions , starting withthe.phenomenon ofthe body , using ... (The psychology of corporeality)
... BODY CLASSIFICATION kernel shell anarray plate ... (Strength of materials)
... onaplane .orsome other surface Thecourse ofengineering graphics deals withthedisplay of.geometric bodies onaplane Theimage ofageometric body onaplane can .beobtained byprojecting its points ... ... can .beobtained byprojecting its points onthisplane Thegeometric connection between ageometric body located inspace .andits display inadrawing onaplane are.established according tothelaws ofprojection ... (Descriptive Geometry and Engineering Graphics)
... can indicate adesire .tomaintain distance orindicate high status Cultural Differences Body bowing andits meaning can vary depending oncultural .norms Insome cultures ... ... toconsider thecontext inwhich the.interaction takes place Informal settings (suchasmeetings orceremonies ), body bowing .can play agreater role indemonstrating status , while in.informal settings ... (Body language)
... rational andsensual ,.mediated anddirect , arbitrary andnatural Itisimpossible toconfront themythical andthereal .inbody sensation , because itisthesingle point for.them inwhich theynever find themselves atthesame ... ... .oftwo sides ofthesignifier always allows him to.beinanother place ” {Bart , 1989 , pBody sensation isalways onhand tobecome meaningful to.amyth ; thesignifier isalways here to “obscure ... (The psychology of corporeality)
... position (sleeping position ) - thehead isbrought tothe.chest , thearms arebent attheelbows andpressed .tothebody , thehands areclenched intofists , thelegs .arebent atthehip andknee joints Thisposition isdue ... ... amyotrophy , inwhich thearms arebent at.theelbows , andthelegs attheknee joints , the.shoulders arebrought tothebody , thehips areabducted .Posture andpsycho-emotional state ofaperson Thereareknown poses ofjoy , openness ... (Kinesika)
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