The conflict between misuse cases and their corresponding security use cases (or between attacker's and defender's sub-goals) is also embodied in the term 'script clashes' that was coined by Ekblom (2007).
Together with the culinary talents of his junior partner Escoffier, Ritz made the hotel synonymous with opulence, service, and fine dining, as embodied in the term "ritzy".
The energy embodied in the five terms of treating per m3 wastewater and removing per kg BOD, COD, SS, and NH3-N by the constructed wetland is only 6.83%, 17.48%, 13.96%, 22.47% and 9.48% of that by the conventional system, and 9.51%, 38.26%, 27.01%, 39.42% and 13.20% of that by the hybrid system, respectively.
Indeed, the split between fantasy and reality is embodied in the hybrid term Walt Disney coined for the creators of his theme park: "imagineers".
Together with Phillips, he points out that the Muslim idea of the crusade embodied in the Arabic term al-hurub al-salabiyya ("the wars of the cross") only appeared in the course of the nationalist struggles in the 19th century.
Class-consciousness is the way in which these experiences are handled in cultural terms: embodied in traditions, value-systems, ideas and institutional forms.
John was compelled to negotiate once more when London went over to the rebels in May, and on June 15 at Runnymede he accepted the baronial terms embodied in a document known as the Articles of the Barons.
All Kohl's partners have agreed to abide by Kohl's long-standing policies on vendor compliance that are embodied in our written Vendor Terms of Engagement.
He was the first Irish delegate to accept the British terms, later embodied in the Anglo-Irish Treaty (Dec. 6, 1921), under which the Irish Free State came into existence as a self-governing dominion in the British Commonwealth a year later.
If there were a real carbon price, farmers would think of their fields in terms of the carbon embodied in crops and soil.
