Sentence examples for have been embodied from inspiring English sources
Since the 1960s the politics of culture have been embodied in the debate about standards and relativism.
Their conclusions have been embodied in a portrait by the illustrator Nick Hardcastle, unlikely to set many 21st century hearts aflutter.
The PCM (IEFPCM) and CPCM implicit models of water environment have been embodied to the DFT calculations of the reversible 2e− + 2H+ process of aniline tetramer.
This is a more compelling statement by far about why ratings have such significant impact on investors than that they have been embodied in some regulations surrounding capital allocation.
that the Chinese Communist Party has felt least comfortable allowing, much less encouraging, which have been embodied in creative misfits such as Ai Weiwei, searing critics such as Liu Xiaobo, headstrong reformers such as Chen Guangcheng.
Besides, the achievements have been embodied in the international standard raised by China National Institute of Standardization and provided the technical foundation to propose the international standards with Chinese independent intellectual property right.
The theory of adaptive planning has been embodied in a computer program called PLEXUS.
Traditionally this has been embodied by stars who are "difficult" to work with, or driving fast cars.
The controversy has been embodied in the Sagebrush Rebellion, which in its ultimate form, calls for federal lands to be turned over to the states.
The structure and the parameters of the springs have been chosen by optimization techniques, and the resulting mechanism has been embodied in a prototype caster design.
