Recently there has been an increasing interest in the notion of embodiment not only in robotics and artificial intelligence, but also in the neurosciences, psychology and philosophy.
National Anthem is the embodiment not only of Passmore's passion (up until recently he shlepped all the vinyl down to the Post Office himself), but also his ear for a radio-friendly, blog-swallowing future-pop hit that thumbs its nose at classification.
The first two levels of their embodiment model only feature restricted levels of motor engagement allowing learners to watch animations (first level) or to interact with simulations (second level) using desktop computers or tablets while remaining seated (Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014).
Two girls growing up amid the fear and chaos of the Great War, two artists committed to impossible ideals of physical beauty, two women who became embodiments not only of the opposing sides of the next war but, for many, of opposing forces in the human soul.
Another advantage is that the particles can be used in many different embodiments, as only a magnet is required for actuation and analyte isolation.
In other words, its embodiment refers not only to the meditation of the Buddha but also to the Buddha's creative and communicative activities.
Critics argue that the embodiment thesis might only hold for some form of cognition, but whatever the scope of the thesis might be, the fact remains that a more detailed description of the notion of structural coupling requires a process-ontological framework.
Existing studies on CAD-based remanufacturability assessment are either based on design charts or consideration of simple embodiment design features only.
Assuming quantitative factors, it is likely that the first embodiment of CI only involved one dimension, like pure mistiming.
Whatever the disagreement, to me he stood as the embodiment of freedom, not only in his own country, but throughout the world".
