The proteome of LUCA was recently reconstructed and was shown to embody the functions of a complex organism, with pathways for the biosynthesis of membrane sn1,2 glycerol ester and ether lipids [ 82].
What he or she embodies for me is a version of the writer minus all the bullshit, all the camouflage or obfuscation – embodies, that is, the function of the writer stripped down to its bare structural essentials.
– It is not an infringement of the exclusive rights of a design owner for a person to reproduce the design in a useful article or in any other form solely for the purpose of teaching, analyzing, or evaluating the appearance, concepts, or techniques embodied in the design, or the function of the useful article embodying the design.
They embody the storyteller, but they complicate the function of storytelling.
A sensitivity analysis of two critical parameters embodied this system is also performed providing a useful understanding of the function of this system.
We are talking about the detailed mapping of an agency's operations into data and automated processes, which then embody and implement the functions of government.
Thus, in replacing the agent or cognizing 'I' with a play of causal factors resulting in momentary cognitive events, the Buddhist tradition treats the cognizing agent as merely another way of referring to the embodied and dynamic functioning of the five aggregates.
The fundamental objective in a design process is to transform requirements generally termed "functions," which embody the expectations of the purposes of the resulting artifact, into design descriptions.
With respect to each of these we have shown how embodied modelling can help elucidate the likely function of these brain sub-systems in awake behaving animals.
The individual embodies the entrepreneurial function.
