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Their bodies are complex mechanical structures using rigid materials such as metal and traditional rigid electric motors.
We've made good progress with the brains of robots, but their bodies are still primitive.
We need a new generation of robot bodies that is inspired by the elegance, efficiency and by the soft materials of the designs found in nature.
Soft robotics will enable a new generation of more lifelike prosthetics for people who have lost parts of their bodies.
One day, we may even merge our bodies with robotic parts.
Our stories are still misunderstood, our bodies are still taken advantage of, and our voices?
Exposure of their bodies to the chemicals produced by these devices could be changing them in ways they may not like and setting them up for future unknown toxicities and health problems.
When everyday objects or celestial bodies release energy to their environment, we perceive that as heat, and can use their energy emission to measure their temperature.
You probably don’t think much about the bodies of these building blocks, but at the microscopic level, small changes can have huge consequences.
Integrate human and machine intelligence right inside our own bodies to augment us, instead of diminishing us or replacing us.
And so they drag their bodies along as if mountaineering on a flat surface.
One by one, Lord Death stabbed them in the heart with an obsidian knife, offering their bodies to their new Lord Sun.
And suddenly, as she writes, "... a rail-thin man with enormous eyes reached across a sea of bodies for my hand.
Here’s the trick: our bodies are translucent, meaning they don’t completely block and reflect light.
Light, it turns out, can help probe the insides of our bodies.
Human saliva in particular mirrors the composition of our bodies’ proteins and hormones, and can give early-warning signals for certain cancers and infectious and autoimmune diseases.
As heads are separated from bodies and money rains from the sky, the citizens of Moscow react with petty-self interest, illustrating how Soviet society bred greed and cynicism despite its ideals.
It’s based on the idea that someone with HIV who takes ARV’s can lower the virus level in their bodies until it becomes undetectable.
It would take as many human bodies to make up the sun as there are atoms in each of us.
This inconvenience happens because of our bodies’ immune systems.
But the consequence of this constant surveillance is that our bodies treat helpful implants, like insulin pumps, with the same suspicion as they would a harmful virus or bacteria.
In those cases, we can design the implants to contain ingredients that will release specific signals, and carefully tailor our bodies’ immune reactions.
These treatments might one day revolutionize medicine– and transform, forever, the bodies we live in.
So, we're talking about things like inflatable liners that can conform to the complex topological shape on the inside of a cave, foamed-in-place airlocks to deal with this complex topology, various ways of getting breathing gases made from the intrinsic materials of these bodies.
And right now we're in caves, and we're doing science and recreation, but I think in the future we'll be using them for habitat and science on these other bodies.
But, paired with the high quantities of organic material that also rain down from the sky, these bodies of liquid methane could possibly support unfamiliar life forms.
So I want to I tell you that all throughout your bodies, in all of your organs, you have biological clocks that keep you in sync with the light-dark cycles of your environment that result from the Earth's rotation.
And in your heads you have a master clock, a main clock that synchronizes all of these other clocks in your bodies.
Well, when bodies fight pathogens, they use ingenious immune systems, which are very complex and multilayered.
In a very short period of time, completely changed the atmosphere and character with loud voices and large bodies and such, and we had to get up and leave; it was just that uncomfortable.
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