She's the embodiment of modern technology, a bringer of ostensible benefits yet also a casual ravager grown insensitive.
Equipped with six-channel stereo sound (remixed to DTS 7.1 for the Blu-ray release, though the original tracks are also included), "Sleeping Beauty" thundered forth on Jan . 29 , 1959an imposing embodiment of American technology at its grandest and most self-confident.
A specific embodiment of the technology, integrating de novo, abstract fragment based drug design, sophisticated molecular simulation, and the ability to calculate thermodynamic binding constants with unprecedented accuracy, are discussed.
Our 'embodiment' of technology has always interested me.
The method triggers scientists, designers and engineers in discovering both new instantiations of physical principles and new physical phenomena that may appear by modifying the embodiment of existing technologies.
Fig. 1 Taxonomy for the degree of embodiment in technology after Johnson-Glenberg et al. (2014).
One of the more popular embodiments of RNAi technology involves the use of siRNAs, which are readily used for gene silencing in a variety of cultured cells [ 2].
A century earlier, Thoreau understood with remarkable clarity that railroads — the embodiment of 19th-century technology — also concealed an unseen menace: "We do not ride on the railroad; it rides upon us".
It is a embodiment of design and technology.
The structure itself is to be the first net-zero building in New York City, fulfilling its own energy needs and acting as a living embodiment of the future of technology.
Okay, it's not 100percentt about smartphones, but smartphones are the latest and greatest embodiment of many of the technologies that have turned the world of UAVs into what it is today.
