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The PCM (IEFPCM) and CPCM implicit models of water environment have been embodied to the DFT calculations of the reversible 2e− + 2H+ process of aniline tetramer.

By applying research showing that cognition is embodied to the design of interactive systems and evaluating them to show that engaging the body can support cognition, our research has led to a new approach to HCI.

Artificial limbs had been used for long time as prostheses, and it has been studied how much are these artificial limbs embodied to the users self-perception of the body [1].

Lights, cameras, and even clowns abound in a single-shot dance between "Photographer," actor Danik McAfee's perfect parody of David Hemmings in Blow-Up, and "Diva," embodied to the point of iconoclasm by the devilish Sapphire Titha Reign.

Bullies should be referred to something more demeaning, i.e. spineless, Lucifer, sadists, Minotaurs, dragons, and any other term that they embody to the fullest.

As mesenchymal cells [ 26, 27], myeloid/macrophage-type cells would naturally embody to the capacity to express multiple behaviors of metastasis.

We include a brief description of the "Scuff-o-meter" simulation, both low and high embodied to highlight the difference.

Frederick embodied to his very core the contradiction in the term "enlightened despot".

Still, it is embodied here to the hilt.

What does an embodied commitment to the equality of women look like for a male writer?

Let the wholeness you strive to embody speak to the wholeness in your student.