Sentence examples for be embodied into from inspiring English sources

We identify a number of distinct decision heuristics, which could usefully be embodied into economic models of dynamic decision making.

The most creditable concept to this critical issue of scientific and technological development seems to be "System Life" that is an innovative competence to be embodied into any artifact system for creating harmony in the world of natural entities and artifact systems interacting with each other.

The characteristics of the flexure guides are analyzed using the finite element method and are embodied into a multi-body-dynamics simulation tool.

They then reversed the roles; in other words, the patient was embodied into the child's avatar, with the adult avatar speaking back those same words of love and reassurance.

The principal ideas of the novel approach are embodied into the DeciMaS framework, that offers a logical set of stages oriented to creation of decision support systems for complex problem management.

Main innovations are found in the fuel configuration, because the fuel is embodied into small disks with suitable cladding and different diameters, and the disks are fixed to a geometrical structure forming a virtual spherical surface or cage.

The model is embodied into a computer code, which is applicable to forced convective evaporation system as well as mechanical draft cooling towers of both counter flow and cross flow types.

The quantum wae collapse is embodied into multimedia artist Holly Zausner's visually stunning and dynamically assertive Unsettled Matter premiering at LOOCK Gallerie in Berlin before arriving at Postmasters in New York on 25 April.

That hope is embodied in Liesel, who grows into a good and generous person despite the suffering all around her, and finally becomes a human even Death can love.

Other philosophers dispute such identification on the grounds that minds are embodied in biological systems and extended into the world.

As Turkey's media inches closer to Central Asian norms and violations of press freedoms even intensified after the Gezi Park protests, another danger that is embodied in Ilicali's "dream" turns into a real threat, reminding me of McAvoy's tirade.