Sentence examples for effective embodiment from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, today's operating systems and applications (e.g., web browsers) are incapable of providing granularity, or effective embodiment of trust domains, or confinement to apply the concept of least privilege.

Our government is the best apparatus for the effective embodiment of "we" in a time like this.

Obvious credit is due to both the Corbyn-jacket wearer and the photographer, who have staged an effective visual embodiment of just how oblivious the Conservative party have been to Corbyn's popularity among young voters.

The history of this episode is charmingly evoked in Colin Clouts Come Home Againe (completed 1595), which is also one of Spenser's most effective pastoral embodiments of a provincial innocent up against the sophistications of a centre of power, with subsequent reflections on false, superficial love and the true love that finally animates a concordant universe.

Together, these results indicate that praise and social comparison can serve as effective forms of motivational feedback and that humanlike embodiment further improves user motivation.

Within the construct of embodiment, some lessons will be more embodied: how does learning compare in the passive (low) embodiment condition versus the active (high) embodiment condition.

Definitions of disability culture and the process of enacting that culture suggest that embodiment, or the experience of disability, may be a more-effective way of understanding impairment than attempting to refine or develop universal descriptions and categories of impairment.

the embodiment of the dance?

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.

Teddy was the embodiment of it.

Embodiment is vital in today's politics.