body constitution

Also, he is not that slow for his height and body constitution.

Due to poor body constitution, her father send her to a badminton school to build up her body.

Until the 19th century, race was thought by many to constitute an immutable and distinct type or species which shared particular racial characteristics, such as body constitution, temperament and mental capacities.

At Los Angeles High School yesterday, Jennifer Azure's fourth-period government class should have been working on a new student body constitution, stipulating that bad grades and poor attendance are grounds for removal from the student council.

Darwin also used it to disprove other hypotheses about racial difference that had persisted since the time of ancient Greece, for example, that differences in skin color and body constitution occurred because of differences of geography and climate.

Being a promoter of Ayurveda, India's 5,000-year-old medical science, Annapurna's serves appropriate diet and spice combinations designed to soothe the three predominant body constitutions called doshas in Ayurveda, whose constitution sustains welfare of the body and mind.