Sentence examples for system that embodies from inspiring English sources

In her seminal treatise Man Made Language, the feminist theorist Dale Spender makes the argument that language is a system that embodies sexual inequality.

"We want a system that embodies the idea of a fair go – where there are no financial barriers to participating in higher education," Pyne said.

"I'm determined we lay the foundations for an immigration system that embodies this nation's instincts and its values: our openness and tolerance on one hand; our sense of fair play, on the other," he said.

To demonstrate that it is entirely possible to craft and finance an ECE system that embodies these principles, this paper concludes with a concrete proposal.

A further implication is that perceptual symbols are not independent of the biological system that embodies them and the content conveyed would be likely to vary if intelligent systems varied physically.

The aim of this study was to use a systems analysis and design framework to develop a design template for an 'ideal' footpath system that embodies both safety and sense of place.

The cyclic displacement instability exhibited by a thermally grown oxide (TGO) in a thermal barrier system has been simulated using a scheme that embodies large-scale thickening.

The transition from complementarity to synergy requires shifting from the co-benefit context to systems approach that embodies a set of practices that provide simultaneous multiple functions.

A mere four years later John Latham, the cloud physicist who thought up the idea, and Stephen Salter, a marine engineer who designed systems that might embody it, have been joined by 23 other authors from seven different institutions on a paper outlining current work on the matter.

Pastoralists have well-developed 'software' systems that are embodied in a set of experiences and in-depth knowledge facets that have been used for generations to manage rangelands (Fratkin 1997; Bolling and Schulte 1999).

Feedback systems such as that embodied by the olivocochlear system can alter sensitivity, but respond only after stimulus encoding, allowing potentially damaging sounds to impact the inner ear before sensitivity is adjusted.