He seems to see in Mr. Romney the real-world embodiment of his theories of the free market, an Ayn Randian hero of capitalism.
As Nathan Kalmoe, the author of this study concluded, "While many metaphors have little chance of real-world embodiment, violent political metaphors raise the threat of literal violence".
Real world representation, embodiment of real constraints,reliability and validity are advantages of revealed preference data (Haab andMcConnel, 2002; Hensher et al. 2005).
After all, for many digital companies, Internet Of Things devices represent the first physical embodiment in the real world, following a generation in which online, intangible development reigned supreme.
But in the real world people support the fabric of the local community and are the physical embodiment of its lifestyle, traditions and culture.
To use Nick Clegg's words, Alison Carnwath is the embodiment of "crony capitalism" that allows a small group of City figures to set each other's pay and bonuses without having to worry about the real world.
"The real world is different".
"In the real world, sure.
