Mr. Marable argues that Malcolm X was a gifted performer, adept at presenting himself to black audiences "as the embodiment of the two central figures of African-American folk culture, simultaneously the hustler/trickster and the preacher/minister".
The building, 22 Lupfer, houses luxury vacation apartments and commercial office space, an embodiment of the two community strongholds — tourism and small business — that keep Whitefish on the map.
Stephen Friedman, the general manager of MTV, said Mr. Ansari's pop-cultural tastes made him an ideal embodiment of the millennial-generation viewhom whom the channel wants to reach.
Mr. Gachot's most complex pieces involve both alteration and animation, as in "Deviltry," his mechanized embodiment of the seven deadly sins, and "Long Island Development Monster," a machine that eats space and leaves waste, rolling along as its iron jaws chomp on a sheet-metal silhouette of the region.
But the lyrical simplicity of Anchee's prose also renders Yan and Lu as allegorical figures, embodiments of the two sides of the Communist personality, or of her own profound ambivalence about the culture of Maoism.
Peering down from the walls are two silent characters, embodiments of the two conflicting forces that drive the story and clash within the psyche of Armida: Love (a winsome young girl in a red dress with Cupid bow and arrows, played by Teele Ude), and Revenge (a hulking, bare-chested man with flowing pants, like Douglas Fairbanks in "The Thief of Baghdad," played by Isaac Scranton).
We define forms of embodiment qualifying for these two levels to be higher levels of bodily engagement in our taxonomy.
Determination of the absolute quantum yields of the same UCNPs produced with these three approaches will be appealing to evaluate the production embodiment of these synthetic approaches.
But what most distinguishes Papageorgiou's writing is its peculiar embodiment of two of the concepts Longenbach dwells on at length: compression and dilation.
