Sentence examples for on embodiment from inspiring English sources
The ASMO provides a new view on embodiment and sensorimotor organization, adding to ongoing work on the embodied aspects of cognition that will be important to pursue for more complex cases, such as recently proposed by Turvey and Fonseca (2014).
Whatever you make of that, there is a deep truth in this emphasis on embodiment.
They say, "Do you want to be like God?" Actually, if you use biology as your inspiration in your robot-building and focus on embodiment and environment, you get much more humble instead of arrogant.
Drawing inspiration from Mark Johnson's writing on embodiment theory and Camus's L'étranger, Whitley places three dancers on stage and submits them to the resonant percussive force of Finn McNicholas's score.
Cadwallader's prose is never startling, but she is good on embodiment and materiality: what it feels like to hear your only door to the outside world hammered closed, to smell leprosy, to eat dry bread when you don't want it and a spiced apple when you do.
Results are discussed against the background of current theories on embodiment and enactive perception.
After more than 30 years as the on-screen embodiment of angst-ridden, urbane New York, his long moment as cultural icon may be over.
There is also a third man in "Two in the Wave": Jean-Pierre L d, the actor who worked frequently with both directors and who became the on-screen embodiment of their attitudes and styles.
This small sample of embodied research highlights the variety of platforms and methodologies used to explore the positive effects of embodiment on education.
In some instances, studies rely on several different devices in order construct experimental groups aimed to assess the effects of different levels of embodiment on learners (e.g. Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2016).
We focus on the definition of embodiment that refers to the ways in which abstract concepts rely on metaphorical extensions of embodied schemata shaped by processes below the level of conscious awareness as explored by Lakoff and Johnson [Lakoff, G., Johnson, M., 1980. Metaphors We Live By. Chicago Press, Chicago, IL, USA].
