Sentence examples for partly embodied from inspiring English sources

Unlike the disembodied voices of HAL 9000, the murderous computer in "2001," or the female-voiced one in the original "Star Trek," the virtual world of "Tron" had to be partly embodied, a decision that underscored the limits of the film's creative horizon.

For simplicity, mitogen-activated protein kinase pathways are partly embodied in p38MAPK in our model.

Bakanova brought a no doubt partly adrenaline-fuelled dramatic intensity to the part and embodied the desperation, dramatic extremity, and existential plight of Violetta more completely than any other performance I have seen.

Research Policy 15, 285 305.] and partly on idiosyncratic capabilities embodied in the various firms.

Partly because she embodies the post-war era in which their modern republic was born: she was crowned in 1953 and has known all seven presidents of the Fifth Republic.

If some feel nostalgia for places like Lafitte, it is partly because it embodies a time when America still seemed capable of a more hopeful vision, one in which architecture, planning and social policy collaborated to create a more decent society.

One time, I walked in and there was an exhibition on, and the minute I saw these paintings, I was totally mesmerized by them, partly because they embody the aesthetic that I enjoy very much, for example, Gustav Klimt, who's an Austrian painter who always combines gold leaf and really vibrant, beautiful colors.

A massive rescue was essential, but the form it took embodied, at least partly, a tougher European stance intended to share the burden between taxpayers and private creditors.

But the civic tradition embodied by Central Park is only partly reflected in its design.

In the United States the principles are embodied in generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), which represent partly the consensus of experts and partly the work of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), a private body.

Compared with Japan, PM2.5 emission embodied in the first industry in Korea was smaller partly due to its limited cultivated land and weaker agriculture.