Here we show that the topological semimetal WTe2 provides an embodiment of this principle.
"Christians should welcome the welfare state as the embodiment of the principle, 'Bear ye one another's burdens'," wrote Cyril Garbett, Archbishop of York, in 1952.
He stood as a beacon of hope for oppressed people around the world and an embodiment of the principle that, unless you have a very good reason for killing people, war is wrong.
On the contrary, implementation of such factors as liberty, democracy and rule of law and embodiment of the principles and systems of these concepts will definitely reinforce Chinese people's national identity and even rational recognition; this kind of recognition is conductive to the consensus in basic principles between China and the East Asian countries.
In an embodiment of his principles, Mr. Dalio wrote a roughly 120-page treatise, called "Principles," that is part diary, part philosophical musing and part self-help guide.
By contrast, the new office is an almost perfect embodiment of Jacobsian principles of community.
The EU was meant to be the embodiment of the principles of open society.
an item of history, not an embodiment of general principles,'' he writes.
The final step required the embodiment of these principles in a formal international treaty and the creation of an organization to administer them.
Under the direction of Dean of Student Affairs Shirley McBay in 1988, MIT first lady Priscilla King Gray HM and Professor Robert Mann '50 conceived a fresh embodiment of these principles in the form of the MIT Public Service Center PSCC).
Often, Herberg is somewhat more directly inspired by actual elements of nature, especially in cases where the phenomenon itself presents a compelling embodiment of abstract principles.
