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By applying research showing that cognition is embodied to the design of interactive systems and evaluating them to show that engaging the body can support cognition, our research has led to a new approach to HCI.

Further, a generalized Hooke's law is embodied to calculate the restoring force on the boundary of PE particle and a modified lattice Boltzmann equation is proposed to consider both the porous and deformable effects of swollen PE particle.

A more recent variation on that type was embodied to perfection by Lily Rabe (daughter of Mr. Rabe) as the crazy, delicate Lili in the 2009 revival of Richard Greenberg's "American Plan" (1990).

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.

Still, it is embodied here to the hilt.

Instead, nuanced research questions that probe when and to what extent conceptual knowledge is embodied are likely to be more generative moving forward.

His childhood is embodied by keys to the Maryland house where he grew up and a 1986 ID card from a laser-tag arena, among other things.

There it is, embodied in stone, stuck to him, announcing to everybody who he is, defining him.

History in her work is embodied, alive, and autonomous, alert to its own contradictions.

If there is intrinsic, or embodied, meaning, one may well ask what meaning is embodied and how it is to be apprehended.

It is embodied in what was referred to earlier as a subject's acquired psychic nexus and is only gradually articulated.