Sentence examples for embody aspects from inspiring English sources

The physical remains of holy men and women and objects associated with them embody aspects of the divine and therefore play a central role in a number of religions and cultures.

External sources from the business landscape may embody aspects of industrial organization, political, environmental, socio-cultural, and economic influences.

Originally intended as a model of deliberative decision making, these networks embody aspects of conscious brain processes that have been discussed previously by many other researchers, such as Tononi and Edelman [9], Dehaene et al. [10, 11], and Crick and Koch [12].

Two leading characters in the film embody aspects of "the Wounded Healer".

Both Barbie and SI brands embody aspects of entertainment, what sets them apart is they do not have the same target audience, messages or core brand values.

The ASMO provides a new view on embodiment and sensorimotor organization, adding to ongoing work on the embodied aspects of cognition that will be important to pursue for more complex cases, such as recently proposed by Turvey and Fonseca (2014).

FBT/FT phrases were therefore 'recipient designed' in two ways: for co-present participants, to account for the formulation of 'already known' information, and for distal participants, to disambiguate otherwise unrecoverable spatial and embodied aspects of the interaction.

In this paper, we describe the relationship between the embodied aspects of TEIs and the embodied aspects of spatial cognition.

By comparison, it considers the embodied aspects of voice as essential to participation in science and meaning-making processes.

As shown in the above, the bringing together of different layers is fraught with difficulty, where embodied aspects may lose their significance.

Interventions create the link between the embodied aspects of the system and spatial cognition by creating relationships between body movement (embodied interactions) and the spatial aspects of the content.