His sayings and proverbs, which embodied his philosophy of life, were handed down from generation to generation. |
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The orientation toward nervous ailments at Steinhof, then, embodied an attempt to fight the marginalization of the asylum on a number of levels. |
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He can only envisage disruption occurring from the lower middle classes, embodied, in the novel, in the figure of Leonard Bast. |
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The embodied capacity to write and draw seems to rule over the languid group of objects underneath. |
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It conveyed a sense of forbearing and compassionate understanding in which the idea that people are human and mistakes are natural was embodied. |
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This zero-degree photography embodied the opposite pole of the daguerreotype's infinite clarity. |
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While boys were associated with roughness, the typical hero of a children's book embodied tenderness, refinement, and restraint. |
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This repetition of the oath in the editorial apparatus suggests a critical dis-ease with the play's most embodied speech-act. |
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In each case our being embodied explains the confusion of apparent with real properties. |
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War and emergencies are the acid tests of constitutionalism, especially of the type embodied in our written Constitution. |
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He had a great sense of humour and a ready, dry wit but he embodied a certain kind of simplicity and humility. |
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The owners wanted a modernization that would preserve the family memories and architectural details embodied in the original construction. |
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And yet, the figure isn't a detached archetypal motif, but a projection of the artist's embodied self. |
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But it's Lewis who embodied so much of what was feral and profound about the new music. |
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A note, a phrase, or a section of music has embodied meaning, because it points to and makes us expect another musical event. |
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The skeptics argue that the vision of freedom embodied in the rights tradition is for this reason partial and incomplete. |
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It is the essence of stunning creativity, whether embodied in a Picasso sculpture, a Mozart opera, or a phat video game. |
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We are importing ideas and concepts, embodied in media such as television programmes and music that are potentially deleterious to our society. |
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To say that cognition is embodied means that it arises from bodily interactions with the world. |
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The paradox of the season is also embodied in tragic romances like the one based on a play written by Tan Xianzu, a coeval of Shakespeare. |
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Along with being made to fit identikit narrative roles, they also are embodied in identikit bodies. |
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The ichnography to which Joseph Campbell refers is the symbolic vocabulary embodied in European and African Neolithic art. |
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The first is to identify the inventive concept embodied in the patent in suit. |
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In this regard, at least one outer layer of the printed circuit board is embodied as either a holohedral or grid-shaped shielding layer. |
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Physically, she brilliantly embodied the shrewd, sharp-eyed, owlish spinster, while also conveying her intuitive acumen and razor-sharp mind. |
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It is embodied in the Hippocratic oath and in the ethical codes of virtually all health-related professions. |
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Social policy as embodied in the welfare state belongs, following the principle of subsidiarity, to the member states. |
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At the higher levels these spirits overlap strongly with Buddhism and are embodied in stupas and temples. |
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Yet many commanded large bodies of troops and simultaneously embodied real political strength and power. |
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The triumph of God's suffering love, as revealed and embodied in Christ, is a theme that unifies the entire catechism. |
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Such is the heady spirit of passion and opportunity embodied by Kama Sutra. |
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The king's absolute authority over the country at large was embodied in a handful of omnicompetent executive agents, the intendants. |
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The Petite Commande, a suite of statues of satyrs and hamadryads, embodied the rustic character of the place. |
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Suddenly those virtues of steadfastness, commitment and long service as embodied by the Queen appear to be fashionable again. |
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One easy way architects can reduce embodied energy is to specify local materials. |
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During combustion, the fuel alcohol releases the embodied solar energy of photosynthesis and emits water and carbon dioxide. |
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He embodied a unique combination of populism, talent, success, and family values. |
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If a painting had depth it meant that it still embodied all the mythic material that was important to the Aborigines themselves. |
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Indeed, contempt for the acting profession pervades the film, embodied in the figure of Sutter, the studio bondsman on Howard's tail. |
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A statue of Marsyas as a wise old silenus embodied this positive version of Marsyas in the Forum Romanum. |
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To suggest that embodied chemical properties can solve systemic institutional problems is to commit a serious category mistake. |
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The right to a fair trial in criminal proceedings, as embodied in Article 6, holds a prominent place in a democratic society. |
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The racial mixing physically embodied in the Eurasian becomes representative of a world vision wherein interracial hatred has ceased to exist. |
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I will attempt to stay as close as possible to the way that we as embodied beings experience embodiment. |
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Despite their imposing title, they were not embodied in any constitutional document and were never formally written down. |
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For example, he embodied animals that were weak, cowardly, false, and treacherous. |
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As the opera is named after her, Carmen dominates the cast, and every theme and idea is embodied in her character. |
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Social hierarchy cannot and does not exist without being embodied in meanings and expressed in communications. |
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This ambition was embodied in a number of institutions that were set up, or profoundly reformed, at the Liberation. |
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The inquiry itself embodied a pivotal shift in scientific paradigms of disease causation from miasmatic or filth-based models to the germ theory. |
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In one man is embodied the rise of black America from poverty and social exclusion to acceptance and eventual success on its own terms. |
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Uniforms and regimental colours initially embodied the colonel's armorial bearings and livery, but soon took on the state's symbols. |
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The four fundamental interests are embodied in an authoritative code of basic human rights. |
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This approach embodied an intellectualist orientation capable only of yielding depthless and superficial personality types. |
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Online, the thinness of the connection permits us to take social liberties that in a real-world, embodied meeting we would not. |
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In fact, the combination of traits embodied in the kinkajou make it a rare meal for any predator. |
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This idea enabled the two theories to be knitted together, and the differing concepts they embodied to be brought into a working relationship. |
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My mom is a singer-songwriter, but she was also very depressed when I was a kid, and I feel like I just sort of embodied that. |
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But along with the cartoon funk is an all-too-real story of police brutality embodied by a horde of evil Pigs. |
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The rage that Marvin has embodied, a man on the edge of eruption, is always a badly wounded man. |
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No regime embodied the dysfunction of the Middle East like Saddam's Baath Party. |
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The resulting photographs are a celebration, bringing to life the peerless spirit embodied by The Macallan. |
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He so much embodied the ancient teachings of the Buddha, yet insisted on a completely inclusive, secular, contemporary approach. |
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Scrooge is still with us, not just in print but embodied in the cold hearts and selfish calculations of misanthropes everywhere. |
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The spirit of the wave is physically embodied in the enormous white horses which are charging through the water as the three surfers surge forward. |
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To reduce these experiences to simplistic dichotomies and folk concepts erases the complexity of embodied experiences and the cultural logic that underpins them. |
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If there is any likeness at all between the machine and its embodied precursor, the closest analogy to that relationship might be between adults and the babies they once were. |
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Like Roberts, Barker propels us into the embodied life of ritual and, again like the mystics, analogises God's love for humanity as a sexual union. |
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But here Virgin was fielding only one test vehicle that embodied a whole set of completely untried systems. |
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Performances provide another such context as audiences are brought together in a heightened awareness of sharing patterns of embodied apperception. |
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But the Allies rapidly improvised antidotes and embodied the weapon in their own arsenals, making the conduct of the war yet more complex and inhumane. |
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Rights can either be embodied in law or expressed aspirationally. |
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It is more likely that the articles embodied the intent of serving as parameters against seditious speech aimed at inciting action to illegally overthrow a government. |
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It is significant that the expression of public disapproval embodied in the Western Australian three strikes law is directed in practice so narrowly at youth offenders. |
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The senses of dislocation and loss found when we attempt to narrativise history are embodied in the structure of the creative component of my thesis. |
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This was an immediate reaction to a widespread strike by millwrights, but passed against the background of fear of radicalism as embodied in the French Revolution. |
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The spiritual viewpoints of the three men are variously embodied in the moon. |
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Much fieldwork remains to be done on Earth's ancient glacial climates using well-tried uniformitarian principles embodied in sedimentary basin analysis. |
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The agreement or contract of bottomry is embodied in a bottomry bond. |
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Underpinning the drive to self-government was a self-confident, broad-minded, radical and internationalist perspective best embodied for many by Hamish Henderson. |
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The hereditary president of the Confederation and commander of its troops was the King of Prussia, who embodied the principle of monarchical legitimacy. |
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He says that in the initial postwar decades, these oases of comfort and architectural swank that sprang up throughout Europe and the Middle East embodied American Utopia. |
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Thus, in the dialectical, penetrative understanding embodied in the play, the retributive logic remains, but not merely in the form of physical violence. |
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Michelangelo, who more than any other embodied this change of status in his own person, was made one of the two heads and Duke Cosimo himself was the other. |
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While it's true that ideas must be embodied to be economically useful, it's false to say that there is no distinction between the idea and its physical instantiation. |
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In many other cases, evidence of masonry features or earthworks allows us to appreciate that the structures of urban castles embodied the architecture of authority. |
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Even many of her private pastimes were public events calculated to reinforce this double image of a major power broker who somehow still embodied feminine virtue. |
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The communal life embodied in the vine and the branches image presents a strong challenge to contemporary Western models of individual autonomy and privatism. |
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Kinesic motions of the body exist in a spatial vacuum, while proxemic zones of space are empty of the dynamically embodied action that structure their meaning. |
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For better or worse, the paternalism and condescension towards the public which is embodied in the very idea of a publication ban has been fatally short-circuited. |
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To be honest, my original idea embodied the somewhat escapist idea that we could go back to the time before the attacks, that we could undo what had happened. |
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How, specifically, were these ideas embodied in the books themselves? |
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In this particular case, the parties agreed, and it was embodied in the order of April 11, 2001, that neither would seek interim child support from the other. |
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Their proposal was embodied in an amendment by Senator Daschle. |
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Contemporary feminist epistemologists have pointed out how traditional philosophy's emphasis on rational, logical absolutes has devalued the ambiguities of the embodied life. |
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The militia was widely embodied at various times during the French and Napoleonic Wars. |
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The name of Tipson is associated with this new romanization which still embodied the phonology of the Fenyun to some extent. |
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The machine embodied rationality, a machine was predictable, controllable, nonidiosyncratic, easy to routinize and systemize. |
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By the 4th century, the toga had been more or less replaced by the pallium as a garment that embodied social unity. |
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Their final aircraft design, the Silver Dart, embodied all of the advancements found in the earlier machines. |
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It embodied their spirit and carried it forward, uniting their delicate feeling for chastity and purity with the ideal of monogamic love. |
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Her work examines the social construction of bodies, embodied resistance and body modification practices. |
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You embodied that good done-in mama who gives and gives like a fountain of boozy chicken soup to a rat race of men. |
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The leading men's magazine of its age, Playboy helped bring explicit photography, embodied by its famous nude centerfolds, into the mainstream. |
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Last year's dive to earth's deepest point, seven miles down in the Pacific Ocean's Mariana Trench, embodied this new era. |
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That evolution is embodied in the concept of information or data lifecycle management. |
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Each layer of the hierarchy is characterized by a set of unique attributes and is embodied by a storage device such as a tape library. |
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The Olympic Movement uses symbols to represent the ideals embodied in the Olympic Charter. |
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Emotional release manifests as reexperience of emotions previously suppressed and embodied. |
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Voluntary thrift, embodied in industrial insurance, nurtured character, but social insurance was merely a glorified form of poor law legislation. |
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This is embodied in the sovereignty of the general will, the moral and collective legislative body constituted by citizens. |
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Together, they embodied an image of virtue and family life, and their court became a model of formality and morality. |
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Veridian's coldheartedness is perfectly embodied by Portia de Rossi from Ally McBeal. |
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In popular culture, the image of those adventurous Elizabethan seafarers was embodied in the films of Errol Flynn. |
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Our Jackie is embodied forever in that bloodstained pink suit. |
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For Ruskin, the Gothic style in architecture embodied the same moral truths he sought to promote in the visual arts. |
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In fact, this natural slate, which requires only minimal processing, has the lowest embodied energy of all roofing materials. |
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Other legends involve culture heroes who performed great feats or embodied important values. |
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These candidates embodied the factional difficulties that beset Davy's presidency and which eventually defeated him. |
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The principle was recognized by some of the early Greek philosophers who embodied it in their systems. |
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This doctrinal stance reflects the Protestant view of authority, embodied in the doctrine known as Sola Scriptura. |
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Claude's dichotic obsession with art and with Christine embodied the spirit of impressionism. |
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This utility was associated with the hunting tooth principle embodied as a one tooth differential gear set and the Geneva wheel. |
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Sri Lankan literature spans at least two millennia, and is heir to the Aryan literary tradition as embodied in the hymns of the Rigveda. |
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According to James, the oldest dominant form of globalization is embodied globalization, the movement of people. |
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This is contrasted with a planned economy, where investment and production decisions are embodied in a plan of production. |
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In Norway, romanticism was embodied, not in literature, but in the movement toward a national style, both in architecture and in ethos. |
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The Liberal Radical Party embodied these democratic forces calling for a new federal constitution. |
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Here the e's stand for theories bringing to the fore the enactive, embedded, embodied, and extended qualities of the mind. |
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What is guiding Chretien is an embodied concept of person, very close, if not identical, to Aristotle's doctrine of hylomorphism. |
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But when a seventh actuatable joint is embodied in the arm, a one-parameter family of assembly-configurations is available for choice. |
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The latter developed into the militia, and was usually embodied by a royal warrant. |
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The crown, by prerogative, made laws known as Articles of War for the government and discipline of the troops while thus embodied and serving. |
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French poetry during that century was embodied by Pierre de Ronsard and Joachim du Bellay. |
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Tyler comes to believe the tumour is embodied by Hunt, and begins to think that by bringing Hunt down, his own body can recover. |
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God's immateriality entails the divine attribute of incorporeality, that God is neither a body nor embodied. |
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National codes built on the principles laid down by trade commercial practise and to a large extent they embodied lex mercatoria substantial rules. |
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The profession of the ferryman is embodied in Greek mythology in Charon, the boatman who transported souls across the River Styx to the Underworld. |
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It was embodied most strongly in the visual arts, music, and literature, but had a major impact on historiography, education, and the natural sciences. |
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Vocalist Siouxsie Sioux embodied how Manson aspired to be as a teen. |
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Essential to this work is an understanding that no communities can be formed without foregrounding historical memory, a memory that is gothically embodied in Greta. |
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Cromwell rejected this offer, but the governmental structure embodied in the final version of the Humble Petition and Advice was a basis for all future parliaments. |
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The soul, while it is embodied, can no more be divided from sin. |
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Together his accumbent pose and closed eyes denoted sleep, as an alternative to death, which the stiff, recumbent pose of previous effigies had embodied. |
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In June 1847 The Poor Law Amendment Act was passed which embodied the principle, popular in Britain, that Irish property must support Irish poverty. |
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Cloaked with smooth-skinned, amber gloss surfaces, these works lack some of the variegation of touch, volume and mark embodied in the vast array of forms on view. |
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Nevertheless, he held the respect of his subjects for the way he embodied the medieval ideal of kingship, as a soldier, an administrator and a man of faith. |
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With the help of the prominent mathematician Henry Briggs their logarithmic tables embodied a computational advance that made calculations by hand much quicker. |
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However, the danger of the homme fatal, as embodied in today's boyish male hustler, is that he will leave, disappearing to other loves, other lands. |
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The real life thriller of the Pirate Bay founders' personal microcosmos, that played out in front of my lens between 2008-12, embodied the battle of that internet. |
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The mystery of the incarnation is that not only did Jesus, as Messiah-King, embody Israel's Servant identity, but that he also, as Lord, embodied YHWH, Israel's God. |
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The conclusion that narrative reading is a largely simulative and embodied process thus applies to the verbal medium as much as it applies to referential contents. |
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Users of applications built with Artefact will actually be embodied in the Web page, interacting with other users there, in a real time, virtual workgroup environment. |
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The third novel, That Hideous Strength, develops the theme of nihilistic science threatening traditional human values, embodied in Arthurian legend. |
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This religious approach was influenced by the spiritual qualities of medieval art, in opposition to the alleged rationalism of the Renaissance embodied by Raphael. |
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China long ago established a hierarchy of barbarianism, with Blacks occupying the lowest rung, being furthest removed from the civilized as embodied by the Chinese Han people. |
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Were we really only two decades from the greed-is-good philosophy embodied by Margaret Thatcher and Gordon Gekko, the Michael Douglas character inWall Street? |
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The purpose of these illusions is not just to illustrate our embodied nature, but also to question the biopsychological process through which we engage the created world. |
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This resurrection narrative calls us to see, touch, and experience faith in ways that are embodied, yet able to transcend our sensate experiences. |
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