Andrei Popescu, an engineering director within Google's Android team, said: "The Nexus devices are our idea of embodiment of the perfect Android device – a platform for application developers to show off the new features of Marshmallow and show what Android can do".
This seems to be opposed to the idea of embodiment, focusing rather on the dichotomy between body and self than on the unison of the two.
Our results with regard to visual and verbal cognitive styles also fit well into the idea of embodiment in numerical cognition, as our brain's activation reflects our way of thinking even in a domain that is as abstract as arithmetic problem solving.
The "walking sim" gets so much stick as a game concept, but in their use of form, space, narrative and mise-en-scene, titles like Everybody's Gone to the Rapture, Gone Home and Fragments of Him are challenging ideas of inhabitation, embodiment and interactivity in ways that mainstream FPS titles haven't really done in years.
In the modern period, roughly from the middle of the 19th century, the idea of tragedy found embodiment in the collateral form of the novel.
How this cover version seemed to throw the rest of the performance into a kind of relief, to draw together his own trailing, long-hemmed songs and bind them with this idea of Zion, this embodiment of yearning.
The idea of America as the embodiment of the promise of freedom and democracy -- not just of technology and high living standards -- is integral to how we think of ourselves, but it is no longer how a lot of others think of us.
In contrast to Newman's idea of Quatermass as the embodiment of humanity, writer and lecturer Peter Hutchings in his essay "We are the Martians" sees Quatermass as an isolated character.
But then, as the historian Tony Judt has pointed out, the modern idea of Europe - the presumed embodiment of democracy, human rights, gender equality and many other good things - conveniently suppresses collective memories of brutal crimes in which almost all European states were complicit.
Younger fans, who have watched the Knicks excel only at ticket prices, front-office chaos and the decibel level of the Garden's public-address system, may find the idea of the Knicks as the embodiment of intelligent, disciplined, unselfish play ludicrous.
Stelae bearing images of multiple people, for instance of several nobles performing a ritual or of a king with his war captives, were likely to be exceptions to this idea of the stela as sacred embodiment of the subject.
