It is not sufficient to claim that a disciplinary concept is embodied without some specificity around what we mean by concept, what that concept is composed of, and what precisely is being (or should be) embodied as an outcome of learning.
For many companies, the concept is embodied in certification by the International Organization for Standardization under ISO 14001, an environmental management system that has been adopted around the world.
Therefore, highlighting some broad tendencies in the neoliberal understanding of economics and politics beyond the local variations of political-economic arrangements and the institutional configurations in which notions and concepts are embodied, is surely a matter of simplification.
These concepts are embodied in eqs 5.36 and 5.37.
They concocted a concept that the soul was embodied in a person's dying breath.
Today, Nike's foundation is taking to heart the concept of "girl power" that was embodied by the campaign, but now it is education, rather than sports, that is being celebrated for its transformative abilities.
It is this concept that is embodied in the NIEHS vision, which, as stated in our Strategic Plan, is "to prevent disease and improve human health by using environmental sciences to understand human biology and human disease".
We consider these three age-old questions in light of this premise: what if concepts really are embodied?
This is so because neither copyright nor trademark law protect the essence of the ideas and concepts that are embodied in the game of Scrabble.
Next, we give some characterizations of a compact subset of a circular metric space, where the concept of convergence is embodied.
