"I'm interested in the idea of combining and juxtaposing two distinct yet different embodiments of pattern and this is where I see my new work heading," he adds.
And does not that possibility show the painting to be distinct from any particular embodiment in this or that area of painted canvas?
All that said, British club culture current plays host to a distinct beast a ripped, tanned embodiment of the masculinization of dance music.
This embodiment of distinct specificities in single-subunit OTases may have implications for recombinant glycoprotein engineering.
Other of Young's essays, for example, "Pregnant Embodiment," "Breasted Experience" and "Menstrual Meditations," focus on distinctive aspects of female embodiment that yield distinct ways of being in the world.
All that said, British club culture currently plays host to a distinct beast – a ripped, tanned embodiment of the masculinisation of dance music.
However, we also argue that this is also what made sense to their situation and lived experience of being a smoker, the performance and embodiment of a distinct health and risk discourse.
Alas, MacK and Izzy aren't distinct characters so much as the embodiments of a fantasy of perfect friendship, as ghostly as the sepia-toned city they try to will into existence.
Wollheim argues that works of art are "types" and their embodiments "tokens". The distinction here derives from the American philosopher and logician C.S. Peirce, who argued that the letter a, for example, is neither identical with any particular token of it (such as the one just written) nor distinct from the class of such tokens.
Moreover, some would argue that to the extent that people with disabilities have distinct and common experiences, they are due to embodiment as well as stigmatization.
