Sentence examples for embodiment space from inspiring English sources

Chronotope disruption captures at a higher level than biography the organization of meaning, and does not assume that fundaments of a life narrative will change with the onset of chronic illness, while being sensitive to the inherent chronicity (time) and embodiment (space) of long-term illness, however it is storied.

This article presents a new approach of embodiment design space exploration of the product based on set based design with integration of robustness for the mechanical systems.

An approach which locates the embodiment of place and space as central to the poor mental health of asylum seekers adds an important dimension to our understandings of (dis placement and mental health in the lives of the exiled.

For me, then, poetry bears religious meaning not just through structure and the words but in the embodiment of performance in space and time.

Some of the functions of these regions include: auditory verbal working memory and the computation of semantic context; the representation and processing of facial speech and emotional gestures; familiar faces; voices; intention; attention; body gestures; the perception and integration of embodiment and extra-personal space; and the perception of autonomy and control of the self.

First-person shooters like Doom and Unreal revolutionised our understanding of space, structure and embodiment in games.

We like to think of the National Mall in Washington as immutable space: the permanent embodiment of the nation's highest democratic ideals.

BDC expands the design space by establishing embodiment at both the figural and vista scales by leveraging ideomotor coding and physical feedback to create identification with a remote body.

Fig. 1 The design space defines embodied interfaces that engage spatial cognition in terms of the way that they engage the body (Embodiment), the aspect of spatial cognition they engage, and the spatial task that they ask a user to perform (Intervention).

This particular embodiment of cosmic hunger, in which space closes in on itself and time dies, heralds not the end of the world but only the beginning of the World Science Festival, the annual New York mash-up of science, art and culture.

Dainichi's body, as the hosshin that embodies the Dharma, is an embodiment of emptiness, analogically understood as a vast empty space — it is in part analogical but also exemplary of emptiness.