MIDAS (Metaphor Interpretation, Denotation and Acquisition System) is a computer program that embodies this approach.
One program that embodies many of these features is Educare, a national consortium of early childhood centers financed by taxes and several family foundations.
The rock-hard conceptual foundation provided by the New Deal principle, and the major programs that embodied it, were never attacked by a president until 1980, when Ronald Reagan was elected the charismatic pitchman-president, vowing to restore pre-New-Deal conservatism as the nation's governing political philosophy.
The computer programs that embody the principles of heuristic searches in scientific inquiry simulate the paths that scientists followed when they searched for new theoretical hypotheses.
Last November, we launched the WKKF Community Leadership Network, a program that I think perfectly embodies these goals.
We designed a simple extension of the Java programming language that embodies the model, and developed a compiler that generates code for both multi-core CPUs and GPUs.
Charm++ is an object-based, message-driven parallel programming framework that embodies the concept of processor virtualization.
"Berkeley can and will have an intercollegiate athletics program that reflects and embodies the aspirations and excellence that characterize our university as a whole," she wrote.
"This was the first time I have done both programs clean, and I am very joyful it was at the Olympics". That achievement alone sets her apart from many of the sport's greats, especially because they had to do far fewer defined elements in a four-minute program that used to embody its title: free skate.
Music 5 was more than simply a software system, because it embodied an "orchestration" program that simulated many of the processes employed in the classical electronic music studio.
Closing the program is "The Four Temperaments" (1946), a Modernist work that embodies just how many contradictory ways Modernism can face at once.
