Sentence examples for before the embodiment from inspiring English sources

This paper describes a system for top-down 3D layout design based on simple conceptual elements which can be used as a basis for visualisation, discussion, definition of product structure and kinematic functionality in the conceptual design phase before the embodiment or detailing begins.

Others talked about seeing an interview with a technological entrepreneur in China who made his first $1 million before age 30 -- scarcely the embodiment of the revolutionary tenets of Chairman Mao.

Before the Deepwater Horizon accident, the embodiment of a disastrous oil spill was the 1989 grounding of the Exxon Valdez in Prince William Sound off the coast of Alaska.

That one could intensify the other had never occurred to them; and since the embodiment came before the recognition of the truth, it seemed a discovery that belonged to them alone.

The conductor – voted last year by 100 members of his profession as the greatest of all time, ever, in BBC Music Magazine – was, even before his death in 2004, the embodiment of the enigmatic reclusive genius – the maestro who, as Herbert von Karajan put it, would only conduct when his freezer was empty.

Pride in the country, its history, and its culture commingle in New Zealanders' rabid support for the All Blacks, who enact a ritual before each match that is the embodiment of this national spirit; the haka, borrowed from the country's indigenous Maori culture, is a traditional war dance and chant that inspires the All Blacks while issuing a challenge to their opponents to do battle.

That person was murdered by the embodiment of malice that sits before you today".

ExxonMobil, definitely, because for so many years before the Deepwater Horizon blowout Exxon was (rightly or wrongly) the embodiment of Big Oil.

Trump's presidency and his campaign are the embodiment of a set of views shaped long before he became a politician.

the embodiment of the dance?

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.