The use of the phrase "embodied into" is grammatically correct and is used in written English. It is generally used as an idiom meaning to incorporate something into something else. For example, "The new ideas were embodied into the company's organizational structure."
Being compatible with linear and bilinear elements, the superelement is easily embodied into standard finite element programs.
Moreover, this waste product, when embodied into soil, reduces the nitrification rate of urea (Stevenson 1982; Flaig 1984).
Emergence of behaviors happens when the co-evolution of several sub-agents embodied into the single robotic agent is produced.
We identify a number of distinct decision heuristics, which could usefully be embodied into economic models of dynamic decision making.
The characteristics of the flexure guides are analyzed using the finite element method and are embodied into a multi-body-dynamics simulation tool.
The principal ideas of the novel approach are embodied into the DeciMaS framework, that offers a logical set of stages oriented to creation of decision support systems for complex problem management.
"I think Josh was able to embody into the structure some of those historical nuances in a modern way," she said.
The Na+/K+-ATPase is an ubiquitous plasma membrane pump whose enzymatic activities constitute some of the principal means through which all animal cells convert the energy embodied in ATP into electrochemical gradients that can be exploited by all manner of metabolic pathways; its structure is adapted in marine organisms.
She says the case feeds into stereotypes embodied in storytelling by adults, especially the old saying: "Behave, or the Gypsies will take you".
According to Pinker (1990) graph schema tackle three important tasks: 1) determining what kind of graph is being viewed, 2) finding appropriate and relevant pieces of information in the graph, 3) converting the information embodied in visual description into quantitative information in conceptual message.
A stand against a system that transforms thinking citizens into swayable audiences – embodied in Italy by Berlusconi, politician and media mogul in one – is only one of the strands of Frantumaglia.
