To date, embodied activities have been explored for spatial and mathematical reasoning separately.
But while most consider them to be out of date, expert systems embody the present ethos of human and machine collaboration.
The people I think of as beautiful are those who are true to themselves, and choose friends, dates and mates who embody their inner beauty first.
Mozart's comedy about the culture clash between Enlightenment Europe and Ottoman Turkey dates from 1782, and embodies the late 18th-century fascination with things oriental.
In "Awkwardness: An Essay" (2010), the critic Adam Kotsko dates our age of awkwardness — embodied by "the apparently ontological awkwardness of George W. Bush" and manifested in television shows like "The Office, Arrested Developmentnt," and "Curb Your Enthusiasm" — to the early aughts, with a postwar prehistory.
The existence of the supreme court, which dates only from 2009, to some extent embodies the changing mood.
However, the use of evolutionary models to constrain rate-variable dates is problematic in that the assumptions embodied in such methods (for example, birth and death model of speciation), often do not adequately reflect the biological systems being modelled.
Washington must be the "main arbiter", he says, but the time has come for an approach based on the principle of land for peace, enunciated in UN resolutions dating back decades and embodied in the 1991 Madrid peace conference, the only forum at which Israel faced all its Arab enemies.
Stephen Dalton, Hollywood Reporter Comedy dates quicker than most art forms, and the social attitudes embodied in these sketches could benefit from a contemporary remix.
The 14th-century building embodied older structures including a small four-storey tower that dates, perhaps, to the mid to late 13th century, and the building that became the 14th-century kitchen (now the museum) was probably the earlier hall.
Sure, all of these elements embody modern-day Halloween festivities, but the holiday's roots actually date back thousands of years.
