According to this account "online processing of body-related multisensory information in the brain is more like ongoing puzzle solving of which the normally experienced embodied self-location is just a fragile and only temporarily stable solution, which is a setting that is naturally suited for the Bayesian approach to sensory information processing" [17].
Not being content to merely imitate Muhammad, they want to experience what Muhammad experienced, embody what he embodied.
Fox's experience embodied that.
In his major book, All That Is Solid Melts Into Air: The Experience of Modernity (1982), he reclaimed the idea of modernity from the cultural pessimists who saw in contemporary life cultural decline and disintegration; and he provided long, subtle analyses of Goethe's Faust, Baudelaire and the Russian experience embodied in Saint Petersburg.
Their changed experiences embodied epistemic and personal qualities.
We make an important contribution to the immigration literature by demonstrating how premigration experiences, embodied in historical cohorts, combine with new country settlement and transnational factors, to influence cross-border economic ties and, by implication, possibly other aspects of transnational engagement.
Because of these features, such an experience embodies a maximum of objectivity in the subject's relation to an object completely appropriate to its subjectivity (GW 17: 170).
The program directors--Douglas Weed, Stephen Hursting, and Shine Chang--work to ensure that each fellow's experience embodies excellence in each of these three components.
The article will zoom in on the particular way in which this challenge was taken up, i.e. by creating an immersive experience embodying imminent future changes by means of five fair booths.
Today, she manages an exclusive portfolio of private residences in the 1st - 8th arrondissements which have been carefully hand-selected to deliver a unique lifestyle experience embodying global sophistication and residential charm.
