Sentences with phrase «body at this particular time»

If you feel like this cake is not right for your body at this particular time then don't bake it and don't eat it.

Imagine if every single time you were hungry, you were served a delectable, satisfying meal that contained the perfect balance of electrolytes, fats, and nutrients for your body at that particular time.

Not exact matches

Islam is not merely a body of doctrines expressed in the Qur» an and the prophetic Traditions; neither is it best represented by the orthodox school at any particular time.

The ruins of the earthquake at Lisbon, for example: the whole of past history had to be planned exactly as it was to bring about in the fullness of time just that particular arrangement of debris of masonry, furniture, and once living bodies.

In brief the tenacity with which we hold on to a law is an indication of its place in the body of scientific knowledge at a particular time.

Natural law thinkers, too, take this position at times: the special structures of the body not only indicate their appropriate use but dispose people to act in particular ways.

The things that define my life, my body, my relationships, the historical events and changes will be the opportunities I have for being reminded at some unique and particular times of an aspect of existence that I may call «sacred.»

«Although we knew that temperature might set a maximum for body size,» Smith says, the new findings actually present a mechanism — and do so in a very detailed manner, showing «how animals responded to a particular temperature at a particular place at a particular time.»

«In terms of actually predicting where a particular drop of water or a particular body is going to be in the slide at any given time, you can't do it,» Hlynka says.

«If nothing changed on the moon — if there were no lunar body tide or if its tide were completely static — then every time scientists measured the surface height at a particular location, they would get the same value,» said Mike Barker, a Sigma Space Corporation scientist based at Goddard and co-author of the new study, which is available online in Geophysical Research Letters.

Your body deals with nutrients differently at different times, so by consuming particular nutrients right after your workouts, you can improve your performance, muscle growth and overall recovery.

«Timing of events in the body is important because a particular hormone that is released needs to be released in relation to other events in the body,» says Associate Professor Shantha M. Wilson Rajaratnam from the School of Psychology and Psychiatry at Monash University.

There are certainly more and less efficient ways for your body to accomplish any particular purpose, and those things certainly matter at elite levels of competition, but it's easy to over-emphasize the differences and ignore the broad domains where pretty sizable differences in application really just don't matter all that much for most people, most of the time.

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, our bodies have times of day and night that are dominated by particular organs at peak function.

At the Bandha stage, our yogis learn about the various locks in a human body which can be applied to sustain the prana and its energy in a particular area of the body for an amount of time.

No, it's not that these particular foods possess any sort of special inherent fat burning properties when consumed at certain times or in certain amounts, and it has nothing to do with out - dated concepts like «shocking the metabolism» or preventing the body from going into «starvation mode»...

I work, Work out, home body at times and love to go out at other times (depends how I feel that particular day / time).

We resist change naturally, acting decidedly unprofessional at times by holding onto sneakers that should have been let go years ago or by keeping a couch or chair that just seems to fit our bodies when clearly it is time for that particular piece of furniture to be replaced.

Dubnau comments: «one of the most interesting aspects of portraiture is the idea... if you're painting a particular person who lives at a particular time... you're painting their visage but you're really also painting the zeitgeist of the times which is inscribed upon their faces and the clothing they're wearing and their body language and their surroundings.

Thus, they tend to focus on a particular body of work and present the artist's thoughts at a discrete moment in time.

At a time when most critically - acclaimed work was either dryly conceptual or over-whelmingly expressionistic, Benglis was making work that was concerned with the body, in particular the female body, and toed the thin line between beauty and repulsion.

At a time when most critically - acclaimed work was either dryly conceptual or overwhelmingly expressionistic, Benglis was making work that was concerned with the body, in particular the female body, and toed the thin line between beauty and repulsion.

In At Any Given Moment, River and Fall, the repetitive rhythm, tight cropping, and large - scale image emphasize the work's particular organizational logic in time and space, and assemble a more compact environment, one that the body can engage with physically.

As indexical copies of my body they are the registration of a particular time of a particular body which, in their displacement of air, indicate the space of «any» body; a human space within space at large.

Although Marcia Hafif and I have known each other since 2005 (we met at one of Robert Ryman and Merrill Wagner's legendary annual holiday parties, and I have since had the pleasure of visiting her SoHo studio a few times), it wasn't until a day before the opening reception of her recent exhibit, The Italian Paintings, 1961 — 1969 at Fergus McCaffrey (April 21 — June 25, 2016), that I was able to view this particular body of work.

Indeed, most of the literature in the Australian press and issued by commentators and the competent regulatory bodies at the time the LPUL was adopted and then entered into effect in New South Wales and Victoria either does not refer to ILPs specifically, [28] or mentions them grouped together with other types of «law practices» (sole practitioners, law firms), without a specific focus on how or why the regulatory framework for ILPs has changed, or what the consequences of those particular changes may be.

In the body of your letter, you can enlist maybe a couple of these skills, and give a particular case of a time when you showed those aptitudes at work.

Similarly, if society is proposed as an external condition for the existence of a body of laws, any particular body of laws being a product of the norms of that society, then the society can not at the same time be a product of that law, or an internal aspect within the definition of that law.