An embodied cognition interpretation of this finding might emphasize that these children are attempting to activate and dynamically coordinate their concepts of height and width for this situation, using gesture to offload some of this cognitive work.
In this context, the commercial entrepreneurship activities are subject to divergent interpretation, embodied in the new university proposals, but in practice in few research group activities.
The notion of 'embodied interpretation' is introduced to explore the complexity of embodied interaction in interpreting art, and to contribute to existing vocabularies of gesture.
Is a play the way in which those words are intended to be embodied, or their actual interpretation by a director and the actors on a particular stage?
Moreover, this question is equally important for the philosophy of language which underpins Schleiermacher's theory of interpretation, as embodied in principles (4) and (5).
The emic perspective thus becomes a way of supporting or adjusting the interpretations of embodied actions.
The consonance is, presumably, accidental: González has said she cut her hair short because longer hair gave her headaches and made her neck hot, not because she was aiming to embody a cinematic interpretation of one of the heroines of history.
This interpretation embodies the implicit assumption that cancer stem cells or tumor-propagating cells are themselves genetically and functionally diverse.
The car embodies the latest interpretation of the company's much-admired Kodo design language, with its emphasis on flowing musculature and prominent grilles that convey heft and substance that is commonly lacking among such small cars.
In fact, Marcovich (1967) has succeeded in showing how a misreading of B12 could lead to an interpretation such as that embodied in A6 and B91[a].
Finally, the strong modulation of the kinematic effects by the participants' empathic attitudes supports our interpretation based on the embodied theories of emotions [4],[5].
