It's reckoned that Bernard could be a new android embodiment of Arnold, who was searching for actual consciousness in the robots, not just a facsimile of it.
Much of the history of The Realms detailed in novels and source books concerns the actions of various deities and The Chosen (mortal representatives with a portion of their deities' power) such as Elminster, Fzoul Chembryl, Midnight (who later became the new embodiment of the goddess of magic, Mystra), and the Seven Sisters.
"Davis has taken the sad and binding stuff of many a first novel... and fashioned genuinely new embodiments for it," John Crowley wrote in these pages in 1988.
The ASMO provides a new view on embodiment and sensorimotor organization, adding to ongoing work on the embodied aspects of cognition that will be important to pursue for more complex cases, such as recently proposed by Turvey and Fonseca (2014).
This article presents a new approach of embodiment design space exploration of the product based on set based design with integration of robustness for the mechanical systems.
HIS voice barely audible above the screech of power tools, Saul Bolton — chef and founder, with his wife, Lisa, of the Michelin-starred Saul restaurant in a modest storefront in Brooklyn — was not only describing the construction site around him, but also the newest embodiment of his dream.
While the SBT diverges from the input output view, it is closely linked to and supported by ongoing work on embodied approaches to intelligence to which it adds a new interpretation of animal embodiment and sensorimotor organization.
SACRAMENTO — Dan Schnur may represent a new trend and the embodiment of California political reform.
Strange, too, that Andrew Jackson, the swashbuckling Hero of New Orleans and the embodiment of a new spirit of backwoods populism, began his first term at age 61, making him one of our older presidents, and positively ancient in his own day, when life expectancy for white males was below 40.
