This concern was an expression of changing gender roles; but, while on one hand it embodied a reaction against forces of change, in some respects it also signaled the movement toward greater gender equality.
Their reaction embodied an intrinsic schizophrenia at Patagonia.
By embodying the new reaction and concept into future investigation, a more mature research field in synthetic architecture of nanomaterials can be anticipated.
This QSAR, embodying relationship between reaction rate and intermolecular binding distance, was used in silico to screen for mutations improving enzyme reactivity.
It was only a matter of time before the racial reaction embodied by Trump's presidency would explode across the sports landscape.
When Sargent's portrait is unveiled, showing Amélie with a fallen shoulder-strap, the spectators' reaction is embodied by ranks of purse-lipped bourgeois matrons.
This scene prefigures Meaulnes's unflinching response to the great sparkburst of love; but it also embodies the reader's reaction to the novel itself.
"A ballad survives among our folk because it embodies a basic human reaction to a dramatic situation," he wrote, adding: "Ballads resemble gossip.
The reaction network embodies limestone calcination, lime sulphation and sulphate reduction by carbon monoxide, relevant to periodic establishment of mildly reducing atmospheres around the sorbent particle.
The forces of reaction are embodied by MJ (Mick Jagger), who is "youthful, strong and virile – and not yet aware that he is a member of the previous generation".
The past few months have witnessed a mainstream groundswell around security and data privacy, embodied most notably in reaction to news of Cambridge Analytica's data-collection tactics and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony before the U.S. Senate.
