But, she continued, physically enacting the script, instead of just reading it, has helped ease her nerves.
This summer she will be exploring ways in which physically enacting machine processes (i.e. performing the actions a machine would take by hand) can produce new constructions unlike those typically made with digital fabricators and provoke questioning about the relations between body, machine, computation, and materials.
He's a fine instinctive, athletic dancer, in the tradition of James Cagney, and I felt a real, rare frisson whenever Edward was allowed to cut loose physically to enact his fables of derring-do.
Available evidence show that men are more likely and physically capable of enacting physical violence than women who are more likely to enact verbal violence [ 11, 16, 20].
Ms. Elliott and 8-year-old Hallie Kate Eisenberg, who plays Helen, had no qualms about learning sign language and re-enacting physically grueling scenes.
Where we use the verb "to enact" as well as its conjugations and cognates, we intend it as content-agnostic – by saying that a person enacted some particular movement, whether physically or imaginatively, we deliberately wish to avoid ascribing or not to that movement epistemic appendages such as understanding, meaning, intention, or grounding.
For anyone looking ahead to a physically and emotionally robust senior citizenship, his work, as it is enacted here, will be both encouraging and terrifying.
In a statement, MSF said: "MSF believes that the intruders aimed to physically harm the Bourbon Argos's staff but thanks to the sound security procedures enacted, all team members were safe.
