Awareness cannot be classified as exclusively a moral or an intellectual virtue, either, since knowing is an inescapably practical and evaluative activity not to mention, an embodied practice.
The aforementioned enormous values of big data are embodied in practical big data applications which bring a large number of big data-related challenging research issues.
This report neatly embodies some practical ideas for more efficient practice," he said.
Such a chart had to embody a practical method of representing the curved meridians and parallels on a flat surface.
It is the story of "a creature that touches all who see and hear about him, an animal whose plight embodies the practical, philosophical and ethical challenges of preserving our fragile planet".
Represented by a 2007 study model in the exhibition, Mr. Mayne's building embodies the practical application of one of Fuller's most outlandish ideas: to enclose Midtown Manhattan under a dome that would moderate temperature swings to foster a "Garden of Eden interior".
This assumption embodies a practical strategy: The MHVSR emerges from field measurements and is modeled for a given configuration of the medium.
Indeed, they embody, in practical form, the basis for the new vision for children that together we will define.
The feminine cognitive style is concrete, practical, embodied, emotionally engaged, synthetic, intuitive, qualitative, relational, and oriented toward values of care.
As a philosophical inquiry that introduced a new norm, authenticity, for understanding what it means to be human a norm tied to a distinctive, post-Cartesian concept of the self as practical, embodied, being-in-the-world existentialism has continued to play an important role in contemporary thought in being-in-the-world existentialism traditions.
