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On the Constitutive Equations of Inelastic Bodies

Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1978
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Repeatability of Pulse Diagnosis and Body Constitution Diagnosis in Traditional Indian Ayurveda Medicine

Global Advances in Health and Medicine, 2012
In Ayurveda, pulse and body constitution diagnosis have a long historical use; still there is lack of quantitative measure on e.g. reliability of this diagnostic method. Reliability means consistency of information.
Vrinda Kurande, Rasmus Waagepetersen, Egon Toft   +2 more
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The constitution of heinz bodies

Naunyn-Schmiedebergs Archiv f�r Pharmakologie und Experimentelle Pathologie, 1968
The present study was made on the constitution of Heinz bodies in the red blood cells in order to elucidate the genesis of the bodies. Heinz bodies which were formed in the red blood cells incubated with o-aminophenol, were separated, and analytically examined for their constitutive substances.
S, Kusumoto, T, Nakajima
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The constitution of the own body

2008
Abstract In this chapter we shall first explain why we have to ask the reader to consider in depth the problem of the body and more specifically our ‘own body’. A major difficulty for the working out of a theory of action consists of the fact that an essential part of the mechanism of control for movement and perception is
Alain Berthoz, Jean-Luc Petit, Christopher Macann   +2 more
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The chemical constitution of the body

2017
This chapter describes the human body as consisting largely of four elements: oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen. It shows that about 70 percent of the lean body tissues is water, while the remaining 30 percent made up of organic material (i.e. molecules and minerals).
Gillian Pocock, Christopher D. Richards, David A. Richards   +2 more
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Constitutive Equations of an Isotropic Hyperelastic Body

Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics, 2000
Stress-strain equations for an isotropic hyperelastic body are formulated. It is shown that the strain energy density whose gradient determines stresses can be defined as a function of two rather than three arguments, namely, strain-tensor invariants. In the case of small strains, the equations become relations of Hook's law with two material constants,
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What Constitutes the Mind‐Body Problem?

Philosophical Issues, 2003
Abstract The source and nature of the mind-body problem – the problem of relating consciousness and the brain – is diagnosed. With Russell’s distinction between knowledge by description and knowledge by acquaintance in mind, McGinn suggests that our knowledge of the essence of consciousness is acquired by acquaintance, and that this ...
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Human body constitution

2010
Towards the end of the 19th century versatile authors in the field of medicine sciences tried to determine different constitution types of the human body with anthropometric methods and using scientific methods. lt was relatively early found that the human body constitution changes in different ways during the human life ; children's age, adult age and
Rogale, Dubravko, Firšt Rogale, Snježana   +1 more
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The intersubjective constitution of the body-image

Human Studies, 1983
The sociological theory of action does not deal very extensively with the body of the actor; it simply presupposes the body as a factual basis of action. In most cases the concept of action only refers to the biological or anthropological foun? dations of man's capacities, when it has to be defended against reductionist objections.
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