Sentence examples for strongest embodiment from inspiring English sources

The story is the strongest embodiment of what seems to be the book's prevailing theme: our human attraction, often fatal, to the unknown.

For a deeper review of the differences between embodied theories, as well as what constitutes strong and weak embodiment, see DeSutter and Stieff (2017 1 and Abrahamson and Bakker (2016 2.

The subject noted little delay between intentional activation of the muscles in his residuum and movement of his prosthesis and expressed a strong sense of embodiment (identifying the prosthesis as part of him).

Which indicate a stronger sense of embodiment of the device.

Instead, postphenomenology examines specific technologies in their particularities and subscribes to Merleau-Ponty's strong sense of embodiment.

Given the previous assertion that the "strong" form of embodiment is untenable, it is also not supported by current evidence that all facets of knowledge accessed during problem solving in STEM tasks merely lack some embodied alternative.

Our own projects illustrate how designing digital systems from a spatial cognition perspective may lead to the creation of a strong sense of embodiment and, as a result, new ways to engage spatial cognition by leveraging the unique capabilities of digital media.

23 Thus, the body can be either a subject or an object, and there is a strong connection between embodiment and being-in-the-world.

The Top 20 players have never been stronger (as John McEnroe, an embodiment of that earlier era, recently noted).

In a bitter poem called "Democracy" he paid tribute to his mother, who died, he said, when she was 46, describing her as "a dandelion seed of a woman" who was nonetheless "the embodiment of strong".

However, Alston is sceptical regarding a stronger version of divine embodiment wherein the world exists by metaphysical necessity such that God must animate it.