Sentence examples for embodied features from inspiring English sources

How are acts of reflection, thought, and perception dependent upon or entwined with such embodied features of human life?

In summary, the literatures reviewed in this section involved cogen that embodied features of PAR.

The intersectionality of embodied features is evident, alongside their fluctuating influence in time and place.

Her fieldwork experiences, for example, not only reveal the importance of paying attention to the embodied features of a researcher's identities in undertaking research but also point to the fluctuating character of these embodiments.

Reviewer 2: The authors examine whether an embodied feature of the natural stimulus space of vibrissal sensing, coarseness, demonstrates a spatial map.

"I repeat again: I am unalterably opposed to discrimination of any sort and I believe that, though the problem is fundamentally one of the heart, some law can help but not law that embodies features like these, provisions which fly in the face of the Constitution and which require for their effective execution the creation of a police state.

On the other hand, the interaction that was observed is predicted well by the assumption that the embedding and embodying features were facilitating learning by helping students to ground their learning experiences.

In his empirical studies he discovered that the latter alone would form a clearly discernible "unit" (scharf zu vernehmende Einheit), capable of embodying features to allow these sounds to enter into specific relationships with each other and any other sound(GS Vol 7, 67).

"I am unalterably opposed to discrimination of any sort, and I believe that though the problem is fundamentally one of the heart, some law can help — but not law that embodies features like these, provisions which fly in the face of the Constitution and which require for their effective execution the creation of a police state...

The SPC gene set also appears to embody features of the core serum response.

He's the only dancer I have ever seen who should inherit Cunningham's vehicle "Solo" (1975) — known as "the animal solo" — in which he embodied the features of a series of animals, sometimes at the same time: a bird's walk and its wings, a lizard's tongue, the turn of a cat's head, the haunches of grazing fauna.