Sentence examples for a specific embodiment of from inspiring English sources

A specific embodiment of the technology, integrating de novo, abstract fragment based drug design, sophisticated molecular simulation, and the ability to calculate thermodynamic binding constants with unprecedented accuracy, are discussed.

In other words, rather than detailing which cognitive features arise from a specific embodiment, the model is able to suggest which embodiment is required for a specific feature to arise.

But essentially he's an emblem, an ideal, an embodiment of imperturbability, of holy silence.

The persistent, boisterous, very particular type of resistance Kanye West receives is not simply a reaction to him as popular black performer, but rather as a shining embodiment of specific archetypes of blackness that challenge the norms of an enduring cultural status quo: confidence, self-knowledge, assertiveness, defiance, impenitence.

She is not a specific person but the embodiment of an ideal, in this case an ideal of desirability, in which the sensual and the spiritual merge.

In this scene, the climax of the play, Stephen Tyrone Williams's Citizen is transformed before the audience's eyes — from a very specific black man with a particular story to an avatar, the embodiment of a people.

This is highly desirable by a potential acquirer of the patent portfolio as they may have substantially more financial resources and can file additional applications that are tailored to their specific embodiments.

The results of a simulation are an embodiment of the assumptions that went into it.

Most of all, he has established a model of the art work as the embodiment of a specific argument with and about life.

Although Trump may well be the embodiment, however a nightmare embodiment, of Ayn Rand's vision.

"The parade has been a cultural embodiment of corporatization and militarization of our society.