Bodian

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Bo·di·an

(bō'dē-ăn),

David, early 20th-century U.S. anatomist. See: Bodian copper-protargol stain.

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Bodian found that while he derived great benefits from years of meditation, at some point mindfulness left him disengaged with life, as if he were always observing events rather than participating.

Beyond Mindfulness; The Direct Approach to Lasting Peace, Happiness, and Love

Bodian, "Common variable immunodeficiency: clinical and immunological features of 248 patients," Clinical Immunology, vol.

Selective Subnormal IgG1 in 54 Adult Index Patients with Frequent or Severe Bacterial Respiratory Tract Infections

Beilin Y Guinn NR, Bernstein HH, Zahn J, Hossain S, Bodian CA.

Eficacia analgesica entre dos concentraciones de Bupivacaina en mujeres en trabajo de parto. Ensayo clinico controlado aleatorizado triple ciego

Moskovitz DN, Bodian C, Chapman ML, Marion JF, Rubin PH, Scherl E, Present DH.

Ulcerative colitis: effect on fertility and pregnancy

77) After all, the memories of oppression and ostracism remained strong and became "an important catalyst of self-consciousness" and a crucial factor of unity and identity, as Miriam Bodian observed for the Amsterdam community.

Abraham before Abraham: pursuing the Portuguese roots of the Seixas Family

Ehrlich MP, McCullough JN, Zhang N, Weisz DJ, Juvonen T, Bodian CA, Griepp RB.

Hipotermia terapeutica en la lesion traumatica cerebral

The need for sophisticated intellectual property capabilities has never been greater, as companies, particularly in medical technology and life sciences, continue to develop breakthrough innovations and seek access to the public markets, said Robert Bodian, Managing Member of the firm.

United States : Mintz Levin Expands Renowned Intellectual Property Practice with Addition of Three New Members

The Four Noble Truths on which Buddhism is based (Landaw & Bodian, 2003) are that (a) suffering is dissatisfaction with the way life is, (b) suffering is caused by attachment to desires and the subsequent distress when desires are not met, (c) suffering ends by relinquishing the belief that desires are unmet, and (d) liberation from suffering is achieved by following an internal journey of enlightenment.

Buddhist perspectives for addressing values conflicts in counseling: possibilities from practice

As Yosef Kaplan, Jonathan Israel, Miriam Bodian, and others have shown, even among the majority of Conversos whose Jewish commitments were marginal or nonexistent there remained a strong sense of ethnic identity, as being part of the "Naqao.

Dialectics of travel: reading the journey in Antonio de Montezinos's Relacion (1644)

Third Row: Ankur Patankar, design editor; Spencer Bodian, asst photo editor; Dylan Segelbaum, asst.

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Miriam Bodian explores male martyrdom in the crypto-Jewish world through figures such as Luis de Carvajal and Maldonaldo da Silva in Peru, who wrote texts claiming their martyrological status.

Esther among crypto-Jews and Christians: Queen Esther and the inquisition manuscripts of Isabel de Carvajal and Lope de Vega's La hermosa Ester