Bidding process allows a client to choose a bidder to realize an embodiment of work, supply or service.
"At our end of the food chain, nothing they say or do matters," said Mr. Smith, 41, a customer service manager at Wal-Mart and the embodiment of the working poor.
It's an idea that finds its embodiment in Anderson's way of working and in the exquisite and expressive style that he puts onscreen.
He is the embodiment of working-class pragmatism.
But it transpires that the house is to be transported to a museum as an embodiment of working-class culture and that its occupants are, to a large extent, acting out the roles expected of them by social observers.
She was to become the living embodiment of his work on Broadway, and he in turn became her mentor, her lover and eventually her husband.
To some lawmakers from New York, however, Mr. Fossella is and always has been the embodiment of the heavily working class district he has long represented.
He is a sharp politician with the extra factor, in the iconography of democratic politics, of being the embodiment of the aspiring working class, a former postman challenging the representatives of privilege.
At the same time, if you look at the whole embodiment of his work, it's not just hypermasculine men.
In one way, the construction of rugby league as the sporting embodiment of Who Weekly works in its favour.
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.
