After busting out of the chain gang, McGill and his companions, Delmar (Tim Blake Nelson and Pete John Turturroro), endure a series of hairbreadth escapes from the forces of law and order, embodied by a sheriff who may be the Devil himself.
The parties agree that the sockets manufactured to fill that order embody Pfaff's conception as set forth in claims 1, 6, 7, and 10 of the '377 patent.
To have made the dances in any way disruptive of the Protestant ethic of securing order embodied by Bach would have defeated and maligned the ethos of the project.
In Waco, a case was removed to federal court on an invocation of diversity jurisdiction, id., at 141, and the District Court thereafter "entered a single decree embodying … separate orders". Id., at 142.
These poets, who advocated abandoning traditional forms in order to embody inner emotional and spiritual life, saw their equivalent in the visual arts in the work of Gauguin.
I can't imagine a popular entertainer today who would go to jail for a year then throw over his or her career in order to embody a stand of conscience.
His early papers (1864 and 1866) on orthogonal surfaces were followed by a memoir (1870) on partial-differential equations of the second order, which embodied a new method of integration.
Writing, last year, about Lanzmann's second book, "Le Tombe du Divin Plongeur" (not yet translated), I discussed Lanzmann's films in terms of "the personal assumption of the burden of Jewish history (in particular, the black hole of devastation that is the Holocaust) in order to embody and to transmit Jewish identity in [the] present tense".
Extensional first-order logic embodies the Humean thesis that there are no necessary connections between distinct existences.
