'The antitrust laws embody concepts and principles which long have been considered to be the bedrock of our economic institutions.
Such collectors have not disappeared, but there is another group of purists who want modernist works that embody concepts, not beauty.
Computer programs, natural languages, the human mind, and the Internet embody concepts whose study forms the core of the Symbolic Systems curriculum, such as computation, representation, communication, and intelligence.
Contrary to popular belief, teaching and learning embody concepts and practices that differ from those inherent to scientific research.
Embodied learning could allow learners to extend body-based representations, familiar and easily understandable in sensorimotor terms, to map onto more abstract (or less embodied) concepts.
Action and gesture can both be used to promote analogical reasoning, but a subset of verbal analogies and metaphors can specifically capitalize on embodied concepts (Lakoff & Johnson, 1980).
Gesturing has been extensively studied as both the mechanism through which embodied concepts can be communicated, and as a way in which spatial, abstract, or physical information is encoded (Tversky, 2009).
Two pieces from his death row days are in "Salem," along with a series of talismans: ornate etchings that embody concepts for visualization practices.
Model and DJ Ruby Rose has released an incredible short film that explores the fluidity of the way humans embody concepts of gender.
A more fluid and embodied concept of self and its boundaries can be employed here to suggest a complex narrative of continuities, in which the story goes on, although no longer mainly a story about human subjects.
