The new energy-management feature is embodied in software that Sony is to begin selling on Nov. 22.
Its innovation of the feature extraction is embodied in the good fusion of the geometric features and algebraic features of the original image.
This analysis reifies the behaviour chain model by allowing designers to understand how the features they design are embodied in users' practices.
Not coincidently, HillaryCare had many of the same features that later would be embodied in Obamacare, including the arbitrary demarcations of the scheme applying to firms with 50 employees or more and the definition of full-time work as 30 hours per week.
Four of the works, cast in bronze, feature the four seasons as embodied in an elongated female form in different stages of life.
Einstein famously stated that 'combinatory play seems to be the essential feature in productive thought,' and this spirit is embodied in Zynga's products, which have brought new technology to games.
Because of the fierce competition in emerging technology platforms, the real differentiation in the platforms may come down to a very low-level technology feature (e.g., a particular algorithm for optimizing a process embodied in source code) or abstract concepts embodied in the form of trade secrets.
These features, coupled with the elaborate commentary on character and action that is embodied in the orchestral writing, add depth to the situations and seriousness to their resolution and set the work apart from the generality of Italian opere buffe.
However, the actual shape, color, and cost embodied in the product can only be viewed as lower-level features.
Novelty is an essential feature of creative ideas, yet the building blocks of new ideas are often embodied in existing knowledge.
If a compositional feature ameliorates uniformly, then its intra-genomic variability will be bounded within certain limits embodied in a null hypothesis of homogeneity as formulated below.
