Sentence examples for subsequent embodiment from inspiring English sources

Non-Indigenous Australia's emotional nexus with the land – with its roots in masculine pioneering stories and blinkered notions of benign settlement, and for all its subsequent embodiment in the over-mythologised, stylised story of Anzac – is already stretched with the emergence of each new urban generation.

This environment provides for the representation of conceptual schemas and subsequent embodiment from computer based component selection modules.

Although his competitors deposed Dietrich in 1212, his successors finished and enlarged the fortress; it featured in chronicles of the subsequent centuries as both a symbolic and physical embodiment of the power of the archbishop of Cologne in his many struggles for regional authority in secular and ecclesiastical matters.

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.

Figure 1sketches two SPT×repetitions and shows that the material nature changes on going from one set of spacers to the subsequent one, so that the spacer material alternates, in our preferred embodiment, between poly-silicon and SiO2.

Their patent application reads, in part, "Embodiments generate thermal energy by neutron generation, neutron capture and subsequent transport of excess binding energy as useful heat for any application".

However, Adams complimented the character of Pam, noting that "she's also the embodiment of a certain grounded, de-glamorized look and tone these early episodes sold well before subsequent seasons dropped them along with the most obvious concessions to the 'workplace documentary' conceit".

But unlike subsequent revolutions in France, Russia, and China, where a single person came to embody the meaning of the revolutionary movement Napoleon I, Vladimir Ilich Lenin/Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong the revolutionary experience in the United States had multiple faces and multiple meanings that managed to coexist without ever devolving into a unitary embodiment of authority.

The history of this episode is charmingly evoked in Colin Clouts Come Home Againe (completed 1595), which is also one of Spenser's most effective pastoral embodiments of a provincial innocent up against the sophistications of a centre of power, with subsequent reflections on false, superficial love and the true love that finally animates a concordant universe.

the embodiment of the dance?

He is the embodiment of their discomfort.