Sentence examples for embodiment process from inspiring English sources
'embodiment process' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You might use it to refer to any situation in which an idea is made tangible through an artistic or creative process. For example: "The embodiment process was long and tedious, but the end product was worth it."
The appropriator (the Oeledo community) needed to be actively engaged because the embodiment process cannot take place at second hand.
Although the neurocognitive mechanisms of the embodiment process have started being described, the mechanisms of self-location during embodiment are still less known.
As shown in the presented approach, the optimization can now be used as an automated tool to develop a solution layout that follows design concepts created using tools such as TRIZ and evaluate them through the embodiment process.
In what seemed like an embodiment of the process of reconciliation, the two halves of the new anthem were being sung with equal fervour.
The title poem of his next collection, Empedocles on Etna (1852), is a sustained statement of the modern dilemma and a remarkable poetic embodiment of the process that Arnold called "the dialogue of the mind with itself".
There are also many salient issues from an interaction perspective, such as how the agent can retain its perceived identity across different embodiments and how the process of migration, both from an embodiment and into another, is signalled in the different embodiments.
He has been one embodiment of the pop process, that mixture of instinct and calculation that scouts cultural and geographical fringes for the next mainstream treat.
After 10 years as the face of the Cardinals and the embodiment of the rehabilitative process after Mark McGwire's steroid-fueled fall from grace, Pujols will complete an eight-year, $111 million deal, earning $16 million this season.
The students are the embodiment of a voting process that can infuriate city residents, part of what makes voters' blood pressure rise, sets the uniquely New York insults flying and starts a flow of angry phone calls to elected officials and the Board of Elections.
This chapter examines the embodiment phase of the process, taking the concepts developed in and making them a reality.
Such confounds to studying embodiment as a group process significantly obfuscate the ability of research to draw rigorous claims about the extent to which grounded simulation may support targets such as spatial thinking.
