In a move that paralleled the description in the Awakening of Faith of the "one mind" (yixin, 一心) of ultimate reality as having two aspects ti, "embodied structure" and yong "function"—Fazang held that the dharmadhātu or realm of truth/ultimate reality should be seen nondualistically in terms of both informing principles (li, 理) and phenomenal experiences (shi, 事).
They combine to form a living, embodied structure of deeds that bears witness to the presence of God in the world.
Note that on this conception of institutions as embodied structures of roles and associated rules, the nature of any institution at a given time will to some extent reflect the personal character of different role occupants, especially influential role occupants, e.g. the British Government during the Second World War reflected to some extent Winston Churchill's character.
Organizational Knowledge [ 8]: The embodied structures of the organization containing the collective understanding, including routines, systems, culture and strategies.
Focal initiation and subsequent spread along anatomically connected structures embody "structural template".
As we saw above, organisations consist of an (embodied) formal structure of interlocking roles.
The strong link between embodied action, structures in the environment, and talk is further emphasised in the works of Goodwin (2000, 2007), who showed how gesture and talk are environmentally coupled in everyday interactions like doing homework or playing hopscotch.
Here we propose behavioral-level concepts and mechanisms embodied as structured flows on manifold (SFM) that provide a formal description of behavior as a low-dimensional process emerging from a network's dynamics dependent on the symmetry and invariance properties of the network connectivity.
The 14th-century building embodied older structures including a small four-storey tower that dates, perhaps, to the mid to late 13th century, and the building that became the 14th-century kitchen (now the museum) was probably the earlier hall.
Quality is a multidimensional concept embodied in structures (e.g., having an up-to-date registration system for diabetics), processes (e.g., regularly performing blood sugar checks on diabetics), and (intermediate) outcomes (e.g., optimal blood sugar levels in diabetics) [ 19].
As a result of these relations, the world embodies a structure: if one superstratum, designated as H, is concomitant with another superstratum, designated as S, and if a particular substratum, say p, possesses the former superstratum, then it possesses the second.
