Sentence examples for effects embody from inspiring English sources

Both the conceptualization of the nature of this power as well as descriptions of its effects embody sexism and androsexism.

Buyers of these intermediate goods and services (wholesale trade, much of finance, much of the insurance business, legal services and so forth) in effect embody them in the final goods they go on to sell to consumers, and which duly get measured as part of GDP.Suppose for the sake of argument that the output of these intermediate suppliers had increased in unmeasured ways.

In effect, they embody the spirit of the race the Japanese find so appealing.

This study is the first to examine effects of embodied spatial training on elementary students' math performance within a classroom setting.

Previous studies examining the effects of embodied avatars on social presence utilized avatars with interactive capabilities, such that they are able to provide real-time responses to user inputs in order to mimic the roles of virtual assistants and recommender agents.

Thus, the beneficial effect of embodied experience was either absent or in the wrong direction.

This work studies the effect on Embodied Energy (EE) of concrete when Ordinary Portland Cement (OPC) is partially substituted with natural Pozzolanic Volcanic Ash (VA) at the material and the building scale.

Straddling both terms of operation, Jaeger's sculptures have the effect of embodying the awkwardness of objectified intention and personified seduction.

This small sample of embodied research highlights the variety of platforms and methodologies used to explore the positive effects of embodiment on education.

In particular, it is the embodied effects of surveillance and suspended liminality that impact on mental health.

The idea is to embody the effects of damage into the effective nodal forces of the finite element.