While previous work has linked spatial thinking and mathematics through longitudinal data (e.g. Lubinski & Benbow, 2006; Shea et al., 2001; Wai et al., 2009) and demonstrated how pencil-and-paper mental rotation training can improve young children's math performance (Cheng & Mix, 2014), this is the first work to explicitly apply embodied training.
The paradoxes of intuition and intellect, stillness and change, are embodied explicitly in Ms. Horn's fascination with water.
In this same sense, Wang asserts in a celebrated dialogue with Pei Hui, another senior intellectual figure at that time, that although Confucius did not speak about wu explicitly, he nonetheless embodied it in his every word and action (Sanguo zhi 28, commentary, and Shishuo xinyu 4.8).
Perhaps most important, marches that have won the most serious attention have embodied, implicitly or explicitly, the threat of nonviolent civic disruption and national embarrassment.
However on construction sites much workplace learning is tacit, embodied, infrequently spoken about explicitly, and undocumented in the industry's training and safety materials.
Brillouin characterised information as "bound" if it was embodied in the states of a physical device, but he explicitly stated that information contained only in the mind was "free", not "bound".
I hope that, from these teachers and organizations, their leadership, members and work -- that may or may not be explicitly theological, but still embodies a living Hindu theology -- I will further my own understanding of Hinduism and how to actualize its potential to realize social justice"........so here is a quintessential Hindu way of understanding one's own dharmic path through self enquiry.
Expert nurses sometimes find it difficult to explicitly express their skilled practical knowledge as statements of principles or rules for action, as this embodied practical knowledge is complex.
