Sentence examples for and embodied in a from inspiring English sources
She saw the Burren Hills as "skeletons – rain-worn, time-worn, wind-worn – starvation made visible, and embodied in a landscape".
But an unusual concentration of hop farms is emerging in New York, fueled by local history and embodied in a pastoral symbol: the hop barn, where farmers dried, stored and baled their crop for shipping as far away as England.
Yet he wishes the European project had limited itself to a loose customs union instead of the more ambitious goal of "an ever closer union" enshrined in the founding treaties that Britain accepted when it joined in 1973 and embodied in a host of labor, environmental and human rights standards, border conventions and consumer regulations.
Once these Cell Assembly agents have been translated and embodied in a virtual environment, they will be extended to learn more effectively.
According to an Australian study, the energy consumed and embodied in manufacturing a conventional supermarket carrier is significant, with 8.7 bags equivalent to driving a car 1km.
Stasukevich's description of the production makes clear that, though the scale and the scope of the movie may be written into the script, conveyed in the performances, and embodied in the images, an essential element of its grandeur arises from the way that it was made.
The quantification of energy used in the farm system and embodied in the farm outputs allow a 'net energy' (or 'energy balance') to be calculated.
This paper presents a formal theory of knowledge and action, embodied in a modal logic, that handles the distinction between indexical and objective knowledge and allows a proper specification of the knowledge prerequisites and effects of action.
It is crazy to be both embodied and not embodied in a space.
He offers an entertaining play of signs and wonders embodied in a variety of material forms while intimating to a knowing viewership something dark and terrible.
Their slogan was "One Big Union": solidarity across colour, craft and continent, embodied in a single organisation with "industrial departments" for workers in each branch of the economy.
