A design process can be characterized by reflection-in-action; that is, the process consists of a series of problem solving activities and each is embodied with a problem and a solution.
[FN39] In fact, joint authorship could have been found in Gilliam under Marks, since the writers had intended, at the time they wrote the script, that it would be embodied with other contributions in a single work, the television program.
Each of these — down to the smallest part — is embodied with comprehension and confidence by an unusually well-balanced ensemble.
Implicitly, just as the same shuttle Form can be embodied in various woods and metals, so too the same name Form can be embodied with equal success in the various sound systems that different languages employ.
Still, unless it is embodied with energy and original style, decadence is hardly divine from a spectator's point of view.
Conventional video-based face recognition systems have usually been embodied with two independent components: the tracking and recognition modules.
One such monument is the provision for national reports and plans that was embodied, with varying degrees of strength, in several conference documents.
And Con's climactic metamorphosis into the man behind the aristocrat's pose is embodied with shattering, scary violence and precision.
A front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination might benefit from a sit-down with the title character of "Richard III," or the version of him that is being embodied with all-conquering audacity by Kevin Spacey at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Ellie Mae O'Hagan suggests: "Perhaps the fact that languages are embodied with so much culture and history is why it feels so poignant to forget them, and so painful".
