Sentence examples for embodied between from inspiring English sources

Such completion is embodied between the EU member countries, as well as between the various trends of thought and political forces within the EU the election results of the EU Parliament in 2014 suggest such a reality.  .

Here, instead of neuron A mapping to neuron A' in layer 1, it maps to neuron C' in layer 1. Similarly assume that neuron B in layer 0 maps to neuron D' in layer 1. STDP in layer 1 will now reconstruct the relation between A and B, but now displaced and embodied between neurons C' and D', not between neurons andand B'.

She's at the mercy of her menfolk, who embody between them two archetypes of masculinity that loom ever larger on the big screen and elsewhere.

So the more I looked into this historical event, the more I felt like it really embodied a clash between identities, the clash between Eastern and Western ways of looking at things, that I've experienced throughout my life.

In his conversation and his actions, Maxwell embodied this tension between civilization and its discontents, between the longing for a rational and cultured life and the bad luck and regrets and emotional anarchy that sabotage it.

For a deeper review of the differences between embodied theories, as well as what constitutes strong and weak embodiment, see DeSutter and Stieff (2017 1 and Abrahamson and Bakker (2016 2.

The assessment identifies a range of embodied carbon emissions between 179.3 kgCO2e/m2-1050 kgCO2e/m2 (50-year builifespanfespan) that reflects a share between 9% and 80% to the total life cycle impact.

Belmokhtar embodied the link between al-Qaida "central" and local extremist movements.

Accurate assessment the trade off between embodied energy of products depends of the materials used to make them, how they are processed and how they are delivered.

Like all the century's great American singers, Simone embodied a struggle between the optimism of a culture being born, and the pessimism occasioned by its cost.

Like Hank Williams or Johnny Cash, the Louvin Brothers embodied the conflict between salvation and sin that lies at the heart of country music.