No handshakes, bodily contact, high fives or spitting.

It's too complicated for a nation that has always avoided bodily contact with all but the closest of friends/family/rugby team.

It felt a bit weird, because newspaper offices are generally places where, trust me, bodily contact would be desirable in only very few cases.

Loving, kindly, sensitive, tactile, playful physical contact - known in the clinic as close bodily contact - can be satisfying as it offers alternative pleasures.

They are allowed to have bodily contact with onlookers as long as they stay on the road.

The viral haemorrhagic fever causes internal bleeding and spreads rapidly through contact with small amounts of bodily fluid, making it highly contagious.

The chronic exhaustion, shopping centre tantrums and bodily fluid spillages are hard enough.

The disease spreads rapidly through contact with infected bodily fluid.

In the 1930s, a new form of blood and bodily fluid testing, serogical testing, became available, with a 40% exclusion rate.

He was hospitalized for ascites, and his peritoneal cavity was drained of over 6 liters of bodily fluid.

He's waiting in heaven now in his bodily form until his enemies are completely subdued.

They see the bodily form as if it were physically present.

They cleanse the rational soul of the impurities of nature and bodily form, until it becomes pure substance.

In their planidial form many species do not feed; they first change their skin and change their bodily form to a form suited to eating rather than seeking out food.

Her goal then was to quash her loneliness by communicating through bodily forms.

The deacon was barely mollified — he still protested the idea of the service — but the pastor at least kept his pastorate, and his bodily integrity.

It went against your bodily integrity.

Other civil liberties include the right to own property, the right to defend oneself, and the right to bodily integrity.

Wise argues that these animals should have legal personhood bestowed upon them to protect them from serious infringements upon their bodily integrity and bodily liberty.

In certain unique circumstances government may have the right to temporarily override the right to bodily integrity in order to preserve the life and well-being of the person.

Up until that moment, he'd needed to control every bodily movement with total precision.

But isn't this ontological distinction between bodily movement and language precisely what the kinesic theory and its analogues in cognitive linguistics were supposed to have called in question?

Some would prefer to define actions as requiring bodily movement (see behaviorism).

This ability keeps bodily movement at a minimum and thus reduces the amount of sound the owl makes as it waits for its prey.

Unsuccessfully trying to do something might also not be considered an action for similar reasons (for e.g. lack of bodily movement).

Speaking on behalf of all of your bodily organs.

Most were in some way frightening: bulbous plushy toys like bodily organs with eyes; gangs of yellow aliens.

The pharyngeal region contains the pharynx, while the abdomen contains most of the other bodily organs, and the postabdomen contains the heart and gonads.

The autonomic system can be referred to as the involuntary component that regulates bodily organs and mechanisms, such as digestion and respiration.

However, it may also be associated with other bodily organs.

It was as if his brain were made of some unearthly substance, or it evoked the pop science-fiction image of the brain in a vat, unencumbered by bodily processes.

These abstract sculptures alluded to and were directly informed by bodily processes and the human form, the bodys operating systems, its electrical and mechanical structures.

It connects directly to the body functions that control glands and other bodily processes that chemically influence behavior.

Together they support vital bodily processes.

The simpler bodily processes are studied in physiological departments; the more complex ones that entail the highest levels of neural integration are studied in psychological departments.

Breathe rhythmically as you hold the position and concentrate on your bodily sensations.

In the vacuum created by the absence of distractions, you notice bodily sensations that might otherwise be missed.

Then there are bodily sensations of speed, sound, taste.

We cannot help but recognize that this was a moment rich with the bodily sensations of taste, touch, sight, and smell.

Try to stay in the present by focusing on bodily sensations.

They also underpin demands by those individuals for a fair share of the enormous amounts of money generated by the patenting of their bodily tissues.

They also inform prohibitions on the exclusive appropriation and patenting by biotechnology companies of bodily tissues extracted in the course of surgery, for example, without patients' consent and knowledge.

If given orally, the tracers are absorbed and move into the blood plasma, and are then distributed throughout the bodily tissues.

Intense activity can cause significant damage to bodily tissues.

No indication of mold was visible on his skin, and no visible drying up took place in the bodily tissues.

Some sufferers, such as me, need an operation to divert the large intestine from the abdomen so bodily waste can be collected in an external bag.

Her case was so extreme that four years ago she had a colostomy - surgery to create an opening on her tummy, with the bags to collect bodily waste.

Anchorites' bodily waste was managed by means of a chamber pot.

Most bodily wastes were collected and used as fertilizers, ensuring a higher overall level of sanitation than in other countries where wastes were stored in cesspits or otherwise disposed of.