The labels own the 'masters,' the original physical embodiment of the artist's creation 'in perpetuity.' Artists bust their asses in the fields of studio/ appearances / tours as label execs, though some may work hard, can sleep and cut deals as their artists toil in the physical labor that is their craft/career.
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.
Prometheus ("forethought") isn't just some guy — he's the embodiment of original thought and invention.
On its face, it seemed like a solid move: it would break the prime minister's control of the upper chamber, and return the Senate to a more pure embodiment of its original vision.
For example, one artifact was the original Winnie the Pooh stuffed bear, the "embodiment of kindness, friendship, loyalty and courage".
A Mesoamerican symbol of primordial power, she is honored as the original, rightful owner of the land, an embodiment of the spirit of the place and the identity of a people.
The paper presents an original computer-based approach aimed at supporting embodiment design phases, which results very efficient for improving the interoperability of CAI and PLM systems and thus at extending the domain of application of these tools.
The two characters are weaker than their normal versions and are embodiments of parts of the original story.
She achieved an original synthesis of poetry, prose, painting, and graphics, the embodiment of which were her self-illustrated books: Sharmanka (1909; "Barrel Organ"), Osenny son (1912; "Autumn Dream"), and Nebesnye verblyuzhata (1914; "Heavenly Baby Camels").
