Sentence examples for initial embodiment from inspiring English sources

The initial embodiment of the new genre was "The Flying Dutchman," which premiered in Dresden in January 1843, three months before the composer's 30th birthday.

The initial embodiment was Mg-stabilized, while the currently used rare earth (RE -stabilized zeolite Y was intRE -stabilized quickly after that.

Initial embodiments for CS-accelerated MRI will likely have many parameters to modify the sampling pattern and to control the reconstruction algorithm.

Within the construct of embodiment, some lessons will be more embodied: how does learning compare in the passive (low) embodiment condition versus the active (high) embodiment condition.

The musicologist Eric Werner argues that Wagner's anti-Semitism derived in part from his initial revolutionary philosophy; as a disciple of Proudhon he saw Jewry as "the embodiment of possession, of monopoly capitalism".

He's still the living embodiment of what public radio was at the beginning, with the same initial values and passion -- and he's done everything as a freelancer by piecing funds together".

He traces the growth of romantic sensibility in general as a craving for continuity of emotional experience, and charts the embodiment of this in music: rather than building to a climax, the initial material becomes filled with a sense of mounting excitement.

Embodiment design is an important phase of the design process where the initial design parameters and their feasible solution spaces with design configurations are decided for the design problem.

The radical embodiment of "Revolutionary Consciousness": Antonio Negri has lived up to his name in semiotext, the (alchemical) negri(do) as the initial step to the philosopher's stone.

the embodiment of the dance?

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.