Here, even urban Scotland's most pinched neighbourhoods look like embodiments of order and optimism.
And Liam Bergin's Pentheus, the embodiment of Theban order, is first glimpsed on video in the rational upper world before descending into the dark pit of unconscious desire.
CMC/TMC that occur where individuals perceive they have capacity, agency, to co-create online social environments, as embodiments of social order and reality in line with Garfinkel's (1967) classical sociological theory, offer examples where outdated dichotomisation between physical/TM realities may be transcended.
It's hard to credit him as the embodiment of an older order of chivalry.
LIST PARSE provides a laminar embodiment of Item and Order working memories, also called Competitive Queuing models, that have been supported by both psychophysical and neurobiological data.
The paper positions itself within the conceptual context of embodiment in order to consider corporeality in terms of its visceral and material capacities that effect and direct movement, as well as the experience of the sensuous via an engagement with the diving environment.
Eco-social frameworks of disease causation attempt to provide alternative models, using the concept of embodiment, in order to better account for the complex interaction with social and environmental factors [ 36].
After escaping one of the most anarchic regions on earth, he aspired to walk the streets of Atlanta as the very embodiment of American law and order.
Ambohimanga has been viewed by many Merina since the late 19th century as the embodiment of an ideal social order blessed by the ancestors.
By nature, their adventures spoke of flawless embodiments of the law, order, and mainstream values of the ideal American.
