"embody into" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to put something into physical form or to incorporate something into an entity. Example: The artist was able to embody his deepest emotions into his paintings, creating raw and powerful pieces of art.
This research aims at developing EPS boost curve embody into the assist characteristics, improving steer portability and stability.
"I think Josh was able to embody into the structure some of those historical nuances in a modern way," she said.
"Mine is to embody text into painting, and yours," she said to Fleishchmann, "to embody into books". "I think that's what X Artists Bookss is about," Reeves added.
Congress was, in effect, "embodying into the constitution what had previously been traditional", Wydra said.
Being compatible with linear and bilinear elements, the superelement is easily embodied into standard finite element programs.
Emergence of behaviors happens when the co-evolution of several sub-agents embodied into the single robotic agent is produced.
We identify a number of distinct decision heuristics, which could usefully be embodied into economic models of dynamic decision making.
The characteristics of the flexure guides are analyzed using the finite element method and are embodied into a multi-body-dynamics simulation tool.
Traditionally, the design development process is characterized through progressive transition from the analysis of ideal member incorporated into the ideal structure towards the analysis of actual members with initial imperfections embodied into the real structural system.
They then reversed the roles; in other words, the patient was embodied into the child's avatar, with the adult avatar speaking back those same words of love and reassurance.
The principal ideas of the novel approach are embodied into the DeciMaS framework, that offers a logical set of stages oriented to creation of decision support systems for complex problem management.
