While concrete words are embodied through sensorimotor experiential knowledge, abstract words are also embodied but their embodiment occurs instead through the underlying affective and emotional experiential knowledge associated with abstract words [ 4, 23, 24].
That philosophy is embodied through this show.
That information cycle is embodied through obligatory linkages among energy, biological information, and communication.
In the western regions of China, the discontent and mind-set of disequilibrium found in local Han people is embodied through their attitudes toward minorities in employment and all kinds of procedures.
In 2011, Crenn opened Atelier Crenn, a deeply personal project, where her heritage and ode to "poetic culinaria" is embodied through the whimsical creations she shares with her guests.
These inward interrogations are embodied through former theme park manager Claire Bryce Dallas Howardd) and dinosaur trainer Owen Chris Prattt), who, in "Fallen Kingdom," are each examining the parts they played to help usher in a deadly new era of dinos walking the earth.
Many of our stories come from oral histories, they aren't documented in books, but they are embodied through oral traditions or other forms of cultural work, like dance, drawing, or weaving.
The direction of prayer toward Mecca takes a line northward in the Indian Ocean and so would have been a link between maritime and Islamic identity on a daily basis while also providing a context in which such an identity was embodied through routine religious practice.
In Islam, God's will is embodied best through concrete actions, first and foremost with the hand, then with the tongue, and finally with the heart.(4) Thus, concrete policies enforcing justice align with this value.
