As a good Jew, he saw embodiment as sacred not catastrophic.
With a mass of hair, big brown eyes, and a good heart, his Stranger Things character Mike Wheeler is the embodiment of the earnest 80s adventure movie kid who fools his parents and saves the day.
With a mass of hair, big brown eyes and a good heart, his Stranger Things character Mike Wheeler was the embodiment of the earnest 80s adventure movie kid who fools his parents and saves the day.
Because datasheets of biological parts or devices are an embodiment of engineering standard for synthetic biology (Canton, et al., 2008), a good device standard should define sufficient information about biological parts or devices to allow the design of gene circuit systems with the optimal parameters.
Quieter, less stagy, more relaxed, Foulds constructs a prose that stealthily inspirits (to use a good nineteenth-century verb) the age he is writing about but does not abandon a modern embodiment.
Cadwallader's prose is never startling, but she is good on embodiment and materiality: what it feels like to hear your only door to the outside world hammered closed, to smell leprosy, to eat dry bread when you don't want it and a spiced apple when you do.
They look to us to provide a high moral ground, a sense of fundamental good and the embodiment of strength that comes from intelligence, experience and competence -- not pressure to build walls, or to yield to the will of a bully.
Set in the tiny fishing community at the northern tip of the Bronx, "City Island" is softened by some sweet, low-key moments between Vince and a fellow acting student (a very good Emily Mortimer) and by Mr. Garcia's embodiment of disappointed middle age.
The results of a simulation are an embodiment of the assumptions that went into it.
Although Trump may well be the embodiment, however a nightmare embodiment, of Ayn Rand's vision.
