Sentence examples for of the embodiment from inspiring English sources

As the neurocomputational model provides a mechanistic explanation of how memory-related "disembodied" neuronal activity emerges in "embodied" APCs, it may be key to solving aspects of the embodiment debate and eventually to a better understanding of cognitive brain functions.

And of the embodiment of pure evil: Anjelica Huston.

"It was sort of the embodiment of him and how he spent his life.

For those who have passed the stadium's Olympic Gateway since the 1984 Games, the headless sculptures serve as a reminder of the embodiment of the Olympic ideal.

In the Austrian view the economic process consisted of the embodiment of "original factors of production" in capital goods of greater or lesser length of life that then yielded value or utility as they were consumed.

His death is difficult for us because it deprives us of the embodiment of the cause he represented for all Americans the more difficult because of the threat inherent in that deprivation.

AMERICAN CHRONICLES about the mystique of John Wayne, the embodiment of manliness and Americanness.

He did that by the places he visited, including the grave of Theodor Herzl, the embodiment of the Zionist dream.

Christians call Jesus the Lamb of God, the Prince of Peace and the Embodiment of Love.

Locke is the human correlative of the island, the embodiment of all that is unknowable.

Never mind the deities of the ballet: the embodiment of Terpsichore today is Sara Rudner.