Today, Novoa's global awareness and emphatic, philanthropic support of wildlife preservation and quick wit are embodied in his work--whether you see it straight away or not.
Whether the filter is embodied by customs regulation, limited transportation infrastructure, or the vagaries of the poultry market remains an open question.
From there to using the promise of rock 'n' roll, whether it's embodied in Elvis and Little Richard and them telling you, "Poor black boy, we're coming.
The simplest form of this theory was embodied in the labour theory of value, whether in the system of Adam Smith or of Karl Marx, by the assumption that different kinds of labour can be reduced to different quantities of "homogeneous labour time," and that rates of pay are then simply proportional to those quantities.
They are embodied in distributed pictures and in sexual comments, whether they like it or not.
And whether it's due to the way she's warped pop star conventions or how she's embodied (and destroyed) the idea of camp, fewer still have a queer fanbase as dedicated as Stefani Germanotta.
Piers Morgan also took to Twitter to defend the individual rights of newspapers to choose whether they do or do not republish the cartoons, saying free speech is embodied in having the right to make that choice.
This is embodied in the next concept.
Only when action has run a certain course, and its relationship to other actions has unfolded, can its significance be made fully manifest and be embodied in a narrative, whether of poets or historians.
Knowledge can also be embodied in innovative artefacts, such as an MRI-scanner or new medicine.
