The ad-skipping features on hard-drive recorders like TiVo and ReplayTV are merely the technical embodiments of a shift in attention we already effect all the time -- when we channel-hop, talk through commercials or assimilate them as a kind of static.
Dick Franco, Ty's stepfather and trainer, said his student's technical skill is an embodiment of precision and speed, thanks to his hand-eye coordination, long arms, large hands, sharp reflexes, sinewy strength and wiry 5-foot-9-inch frame.
Such information can be used as a psychological measure in various investigations like the embodiment of technical artifacts, e.g., in terms of tool use or human machine systems.
The precision of integrated GIS and remote sensing techniques in delineating the slope and paths of costal hazards in low lying and steep zones of the study area of south Mississippi stands as embodiment of technical proficiency with the latest advances in geospatial analysis.
Firstly, those headings that correspond to primary document sections such as "technical field" or "description of embodiments" can be identified by matching using regular expressions based on those headings given in Figure 1 to permit slight variation on the author's part.
In addition, the technical level of high performance electromechanical equipment is the embodiment of the national level of science and technology.
However, they are mostly engineering based tools, which are dominated by numerical (or technical) material data that is mostly of use in embodiment or detailed design phases of new product development.
The design engineer followed the flow of forces and focused on the embodiment that influences the torque transmission of the technical system.
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.
He was the embodiment of something incredible – and, for other professional magicians, proof of a technical ingenuity that can still impress.
