Is Mr. Edwards now the presidential race's real embodiment of hope in all its audacity, or a symbol of blind ambition?
The real embodiment of his redemption, however, is taking shape in the hulking form of a shiny new Planet Hollywood Casino and Resort on the site of the old Aladdin casino in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip.
And Whitman's virtual empathy sometimes found real embodiment, as in his care for wounded Union soldiers in Washington hospitals — bringing them fruit, newspapers, candy, sympathizing with their distress so deeply that it affected his own health.
"We're now starting to see real embodiment, real progress".
Firstly, AI doesn't necessarily need a tangible embodiment.
As geometric objects can also be easily externalized by their real embodiments, more effort should be placed on contextualization and visualization of other, more abstract mathematical structures such as functions.
To clarify the critical distinction between control principles and their embodiment in a real machine or system, the following common examples of control may be helpful.
Vikernes was once considered a real threat and, by his own description, was an embodiment of evil.
Perhaps she will surprise the Tea Partiers, who find her an apposite embodiment of everything they loathe -- not a real American, she with her two Ivy-League educations, spectacular urbanity, empty kids' bedrooms and unclear sexual orientation.
Hogan was a real-life superhero, the embodiment of courage and virtue.
