Sentence examples for particular embodiment from inspiring English sources

But it seemed that Edina wasn't quite ready for this particular embodiment of 60's style.

And does not that possibility show the painting to be distinct from any particular embodiment in this or that area of painted canvas?

This particular embodiment of cosmic hunger, in which space closes in on itself and time dies, heralds not the end of the world but only the beginning of the World Science Festival, the annual New York mash-up of science, art and culture.

We call the general idea Trim-to-Coherence Fourier Transform, and its particular embodiment 'Phase-Rotation Fourier Transform'.

However the reactive approaches are usually tightly coupled to a particular embodiment making transfer of knowledge difficult.

On the other hand, the notion of quasi boundary triple is a particular embodiment of the more general notion of isometric/unitary boundary triples.

These systems engage the body at a particular scale (embodiment) and ask the user to perform some task (intervention).

Even for the most distinctively mental of activities, the full particulars of embodiment need to be respected.

The Ancient One is a title that is not exclusively held by any one character, but rather a moniker passed down through time, and in this particular film the embodiment is Celtic.

The Ecosocial Theory, in particular the concept of embodiment, can be used to design and interpret racial differences in molecular and genetic studies.

Details such as the presence of barbed wire, metal detectors, security doors, CCTV cameras, barred windows, isolation cells, and austere décor are usually the embodiment of particular philosophies of security (for an analysis of how the design of prisons and jails is critically related to the philosophy of such institutions, and to society's approaches for dealing with prisoners, see Wener [ 80]).