A recent, informative survey of memory-related empirical phenomena, which also explains in what sense memory can be understood as an embodied skill, namely, a process incorporating bodily experience, can be found in Sutton and Williamson (2014).
Of course, he isn't frightening if you think that a reckless Top Gun personality embodies the skill set to be President and Commander in Chief.
This means that hundreds of thousands of Americans believe that Senator Clinton embodies the skills, expertise and vision that we would like to see represented in the president of the United States.
For example, science embodies values and skills such as "technical precision, control, creative genius, and explanatory power…" Quoting Siegel, they argue that science and indigenous knowledge could only be the same thing "if it could be cogently argued that some particular 'ethnic' science…offered compelling theories/predictions/explanations of natural phenomena.
The idea that workers embody information and skills that contribute to the production process goes back at least to Adam Smith.
They should embody all the skills and professionalism that represent your firm.
In this cinematic virtuosity, Michôd embodies the psychological skill of no one so much as Hitchcock, albeit in an updated mode.
We all know that a lot of behind the scenes rehearsals take place, but even with that, the level of skill embodied in each band member and visual performer is enviable.
They are the essential forces on which survival depends and can be embodied in animal skills (longevity, rebirth, magical skills), in the "ways of the ancients," or through a special hero who has provided present existence with material and spiritual benefits.
As for the suits with bell skirts in white crochet with red and blue flowers, the imagination and skill they embody are as necessary to fashion as manure is to soil.
I tend to admire leaders who embody a combination of skills that I am still working on- namely, great listening skills, resolve and conviction.
