Sentence examples for practical embodiment from inspiring English sources

While many critics might well contend that Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman's 1864 campaign gave the lie to any ameliorative impact of the Lieber Code on the Union Army, his actions might better be viewed as, in John Witt's analysis, "the practical embodiment of the code's unsettling critique of the orthodox laws of war".

The use of exempla is the practical embodiment of John's Academic skepticism and probabilism: because he does not wish to appear to pass dogmatic judgment on doubtful questions, he lines up the pronouncements of the wise in support.

Decentralized and P2P designs can be understood as a practical embodiment of this intuition, which, we think, will continue to live on in tomorrow's distributed computer systems. 1 http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/, accessed 2 June 2015.

The PtY can be held separate from the YSZ or coated onto the YSZ as a film, the latter being more appropriate for the practical embodiment of this design.

The most practical embodiments of the TWR involve moving the fuel while keeping the nuclear reactions in one place−sometimes referred to as the standing wave reactor (SWR).

(3) A practical and low-cost embodiment will unlock the potential of digital PCR and establish a third generation of PCR users and applications.

According to the review, the conception of thermal stratification allows a wide variety of different design embodiments, which essentially extends the fields of practical application of these devices.

Within the construct of embodiment, some lessons will be more embodied: how does learning compare in the passive (low) embodiment condition versus the active (high) embodiment condition.

Perhaps the perfect embodiment of Mr. Gore's one-time campaign theme of practical idealism, she explained that "given the superdelegate situation, Al Gore is going to be nominee, so the better we do in Iowa, the sooner we wrap this up, and the more money we'll have left to beat Bush so he doesn't get to appoint three Supreme Court justices".

Besides, the LHP conception allows a wide variety of different design embodiments, which essentially extends the sphere of functional possibilities and practical application of these devices.

This paper explores the notion of hybridization, namely the embodiment of multiple competing operational principles within a single medical device, as strategy to deal with the practical shortcomings due to said uncertainty.